[KOGAS Press release/ August 18, 2023] Korea Gas Corporation(KOGAS) commemorated its 40th anniversary with a significant ceremony held at its headquarters in Daegu on August 18th. The event was graced by the presence of Choi Yeon-hye, the President of KOGAS, who took the opportunity to commend the dedicated efforts of the company's workforce over the past four decades in ensuring the nationwide supply of natural gas.

President Choi Yeon-hye lauded the relentless commitment of KOGAS employees who have diligently worked to achieve a seamless distribution of natural gas across the country. She made a firm commitment, standing alongside the employees, to harness the full spectrum of KOGAS's capabilities to stride confidently into a promising future.

Of particular note is President Choi Yeon-hye's strategic approach to the volatile energy market. She highlighted the importance of promptly adapting to the evolving energy landscape by leveraging the expertise and talents of KOGAS's workforce. This agility is expected to propel the corporation forward, securing its place as an industry frontrunner.

Central to this transformation is the firm's pledge to establish a robust organizational culture rooted in vibrancy and ethical integrity, ultimately solidifying its position as a trustworthy entity in the eyes of the public.

Embracing the dynamic shifts in the domestic and international energy markets, KOGAS has crafted a visionary blueprint that encompasses multiple facets. These include prioritizing public welfare by ensuring a steady and cost-effective energy supply, charting a course for future growth through bold international projects, bolstering financial stability, and assuming a leadership role in energy innovation, actively contributing to societal betterment through ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management.

Choi Yeon-hye, the resolute President of KOGAS, shared her perspective on the company's journey, attributing its success to the unwavering support and interest of individuals spanning the last four decades. She articulated KOGAS's aspiration to evolve into a custodian of energy, radiating warmth to the populace and embodying a robust public entity dedicated to the common good.