If you apply through KEPCO,
Is securing power enough?
The mere fact that an application for electricity service has been received does not mean that the capacity and supply schedule have been finalized. You must verify the basis for each step, from the connection point to the scope of construction, fees, and contract terms.
The supply conditions must be verified, not the application number.
The power connection process consists of a preliminary review, an application for electricity service, a technical review, and then the contract and construction phases. Since the connection point, available grid capacity, the earliest possible supply date, and the need for reinforcement work may change during the review process, the project schedule should not be finalized based on a single application form.
Verify the capacity, connection points, supply start date, and scope of work in official documents, and reflect the responsibilities of KEPCO and the customer, fees, payment deadlines, and contract terms in the total development cost. Verbal explanations and the fact of application do not constitute official confirmation of supply.
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