Samsung C&T strives to source and supply energy resources around the world.
We develop green energy and biofuel to meet rising need for energy diversification worldwide. In addition, we organize projects designed to provide total solutions in structured finance and offtake agreements.
Our solar and wind power operations are centered in North America.
We are closely working with domestic utility companies and module and EPC companies to actively build on our overseas business.
The wind and solar energy generation cluster in Ontario, Canada whose construction spanned 6 years since 2013, has a total generation capacity of 1,369 MW. This is the largest renewable energy complex in Canada and has become a landmark of the renewable energy industry in North America.
Solar and ESS projects are currently underway across the US and we are expanding our footprints in Australia as well.
In 2008, we have acquired PT. Gandaerah & PT. Inecda, palm plantations in Sumatra, Indonesia.
Covering an area of 20,000ha equivalent to 30% of Seoul, the plantation produces over 100,000 tons annually of crude palm oil (CPO), a raw material for biodiesel and cooking oil. Since the acquisition of the plant, we remained committed to enhance productivity and quality control, leading to an increase in productivity by 50%.
We have especially structured our efforts across key areas of the industry from environmental protection to transparent management, safety control and social contributions. Commitments toward sustainability were recognized and we have adopted the NDPE policy in Jan. 2019, acquired RSPO-certification in May 2019 and have obtained certification to the ISO 14001 Environmental Management System standard.
We aim to rise as a global top player in the industry by boosting competitiveness and pursuing systematic cost control, while ensuring sustainable, safe and socially responsible management of the plantations.
We supply palm kernel shells (PKS) sourced from our palm plantations and wood pellets sourced from Southeast Asia, Russia and North America to power utilities home and abroad.
With greater engagement in our biofuel trading activities, we are joining international efforts to secure alternative energy sources as a means of reducing GHG emissions.
We were Korea’s first to import LNG from Malaysia in 1991, and contributed to diversifying LNG sources in Korea.
In 1993, we signed a contract with Petronas LNG of Malaysia from which we supply domestically 3.6 million tons of LNG annually. In 1999, we acquired stakes in natural gas liquefaction plants in Oman and Qatar, securing additional sources of this clean energy resource for South Korea.
We build general hospitals and hospitals specializing in cancer and cardiovascular diseases in countries with inadequate medical service infrastructure, helping those countries meet their citizens’ demand for advanced healthcare services.
We provide tailored solutions drawing on professional partnerships and experience accumulated across the value chain spanning planning, design, construction and supply of medical equipment, IT solutions along with training.
We serve regions in demand for modern medical infrastructures including Africa, CIS and Asia.
We are engaged in various projects – offshore facility, transportation, IT and education – in developing countries with ODA support.
Our rich experience spanning the entire value chain, including construction of offshore facilities, data centers, IT infrastructures, universities, supply of rail cars and transportation support – enable us to provide solutions meeting new demand.
In addition, we have exclusive experience in developing and operating both onshore and offshore LNG terminals, including the onshore Manzanillo LNG Terminal in Mexico and offshore LNG import terminal in Bahrain.