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E1 CEO Koo Ja-yong was awarded by the Korea Resource Economics Association for his contribution to the energy industry at a ceremony in Seoul on Monday.
E1, a liquefied petroleum gas importer and distributor, has contributed to offering the country a stable LPG supply channel, the association said, adding that the company has also had zero accidents at the site for the past 28 consecutive years. During the award ceremony, Koo pledged to make continued contributions to the development of the energy industry.
The association has 400 memberships from a variety of resource and energy-related sectors, including resource policy development, energy industry and energy distribution.
By Seo Jee-yeon (jyseo@heraldcorp.com)
E1, a liquefied petroleum gas importer and distributor, has contributed to offering the country a stable LPG supply channel, the association said, adding that the company has also had zero accidents at the site for the past 28 consecutive years. During the award ceremony, Koo pledged to make continued contributions to the development of the energy industry.
The association has 400 memberships from a variety of resource and energy-related sectors, including resource policy development, energy industry and energy distribution.
By Seo Jee-yeon (jyseo@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
