The head of Climate Group, Helen Clarkson, called for the removal of regulatory barriers in South Korea to accelerate the switch to renewable energy. She emphasized the government's crucial role in driving grid transformation and enabling companies to fulfill their renewable energy commitments. Clarkson pointed out that Korean companies are eager to meet their RE100 targets but are hindered by limitations in accessing and utilizing renewable energy due to existing regulations. She underscored the need for the government to take proactive steps to align with the global movement for climate action. Furthermore, Clarkson highlighted the untapped potential for offshore wind and solar energy in South Korea, emphasizing the need to streamline regulations and encourage investment to unlock this potential. She also noted the importance of public acceptance and urged the government to address opposition to renewable energy projects. Clarkson stressed that by removing obstacles and promoting investment, South Korea could expedite its transition to renewable energy and allow companies to bring forward their RE100 achievement targets. Additionally, she emphasized the need for a balanced approach to energy sources, acknowledging nuclear energy as part of the mix but emphasizing the urgency of prioritizing renewables for quicker and more cost-effective deployment.