Water Simultaneously Opens 10 Rapid Charging Stations in Jeju

New Charging Stations Established at 10 Key Locations, Including Jeju Noru Ecology Observation Center and Udo-myeon Office
Major Tourist and Public Hubs Now Connected Across the Island

On December 2, Water, the electric vehicle (EV) rapid charging network, announced that it had simultaneously opened 10 new charging stations on Jeju Island, which is at the forefront of EV adoption in Korea. Water has established rapid EV charging stations at 10 key locations across Jeju-including major tourist destinations, public institutions, and research facilities-and began full-scale operations from December 2.

The newly opened charging stations are located at: Water Jeju Noru Ecology Observation Center (four 200kW rapid chargers); ▲Water Jeju Metropolitan Maritime Traffic Control Center Parking Lot (two 200kW rapid chargers, four 7kW slow chargers); ▲Water Jeju Gimnyeong-ri Public Parking Lot (two 200kW rapid chargers, two 7kW slow chargers); ▲Water Jeju Seogwipo Gangjeong Cruise Terminal (two 200kW rapid chargers, one 7kW slow charger); ▲Water Jeju Agricultural Research Complex for Field Crops (two 200kW rapid chargers, one 7kW slow charger); Water Jeju Aewol-eup Office (two 200kW rapid chargers); ▲Water Jeju Udo-myeon Office (two 200kW rapid chargers); ▲Water Jeju Dongbaekdongsan Visitor Center (two 200kW rapid chargers); ▲Water Jeju Daejeong Agro-Industrial Complex Multipurpose Cultural Center (two 200kW rapid chargers); ▲Water Jeju Marine and Fisheries Research Institute Fisheries Seed Research Center (two 200kW rapid chargers), for a total of 10 locations.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station at Water Jeju Metropolitan Maritime Traffic Control Center, Geonip-dong, Jeju City, Jeju

Water is building a nationwide charging network based on a two-track strategy: 'Water Thru,' which connects major highway routes, and 'Water Belt,' which links urban and tourist hubs. The simultaneous opening of 10 locations in Jeju is part of the expansion of the 'Water Belt,' completing a dense network that connects residential and tourist areas throughout the island.

Yoo Daewon, Head of the EV Charging Business Division (Water) at Bright Energy Partners, said, "Jeju is a world-class eco-friendly model city where renewable energy and electric vehicles coexist. Water will continue to invest in infrastructure to expand our charging network, which began on highways, to major tourist and residential hubs like Jeju, so that EV drivers can enjoy a seamless charging experience anywhere in the country."