South Korea is accelerating its transition to low carbon heating by integrating air source heat pumps into its renewable energy framework. The government plans to deploy 3.5 million units by 2035, offering subsidies that cover up to 70 percent of installation costs for eligible homes. Major manufacturers like Samsung and LG are leveraging their experience in European markets to lead this domestic expansion. To ensure adoption, the government is also reviewing the progressive electricity tariff system to prevent high utility bills from deterring homeowners.
