South Korea’s climate minister announced a 53–61% greenhouse gas reduction target for 2035, reinforcing the nation’s 2050 carbon neutrality and green transition goals at COP30.
South Korea has finalized its 2035 greenhouse gas reduction target at 53–61% below 2018 levels, surpassing industry demands, with sector-specific measures and expanded support for green industries to be announced at COP30 and submitted to the UN by year-end.
South Korea’s government and ruling party agreed to raise the nation’s 2035 greenhouse gas reduction target to 53–61% below 2018 levels, signaling a stronger climate commitment despite industry concerns.
South Korea has raised its 2035 greenhouse gas reduction target to a minimum of 50%, surpassing the previously challenging 48% goal and prompting industry calls for stronger government support amid economic headwinds.