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96 Publications

Free Transfers Across Busan–Gimhae–Yangsan Transit Networks Start Sept. 19

Starting Sept. 19, intercity transfer fees across Busan, Gimhae, and Yangsan will be abolished, saving commuters over ₩5.5B annually.

Sep 1, 20254 min read

By Local News Team

Busan Hosts Global Energy Super Week Amid Rising Power Demands

Busan’s Energy Super Week brings together global ministers, the IEA, and the World Bank to discuss how rising digital power demand, renewable integration, and hydrogen innovation will shape South Korea’s energy transition.

Aug 25, 20255 min read

By Local News Team

Busan Children’s Hospital Targets 2028 Opening Amid Pediatric Care Shortages

Busan plans to open a 50-bed children’s hospital by 2028 to address mounting pediatric care gaps. But questions over staffing, funding, and emergency system integration could determine whether the project meets its ambitious promise.

Aug 24, 20253 min read

By Local News Team

Empty Halls and Rising Costs: Busan’s SOC Dilemma

A closer look at Busan’s SOC projects reveals a cycle of fast construction, underuse, and financial strain—pointing to systemic planning failures.

Aug 22, 20254 min read

By Local News Team

ICSCRM 2025 in Busan to Spotlight Next-Gen Power Semiconductor Technologies

South Korea welcomes the International Conference on Silicon Carbide and Related Materials this September, uniting scientists, manufacturers, and policymakers as silicon carbide moves into large-scale production.

Aug 21, 20253 min read

By Local News Team

Busan Expands Support for Small Businesses and Young Residents Amid Economic Strains

Busan is rolling out new subsidies to ease financial burdens for shop owners facing closure and young workers struggling with moving costs. Critics say the small scale of the programs raises doubts about their long-term impact.

Aug 18, 20253 min read

By Local News Team