energy voucher program

[2026-04-12]South Korea’s 2026 Supplementary Budget: Fast-Tracked Support for Households and Industry

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The South Korean government approved a 26.2 trillion won supplementary budget for 2026.
Key measures include rapid support for households, energy assistance, and industrial supply chain stability.
Implementation began immediately after the April 11 cabinet meeting, with accelerated disbursement planned.

[2026-04-07]South Korea’s High Oil Price Relief Package: Support Details and Eligibility Explained

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The South Korean government has announced a 26.2 trillion won supplementary budget to ease the burden of high oil prices.
Key measures include direct payments to low-income households, expanded energy vouchers, and increased K-Pass refunds.
Implementation will proceed in two phases, with details finalized by an interagency task force.