A Hunter Valley coal project will be under challenge in South Korea in 2019, a report predicts.

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated October 12 2018 - 1:03am, first published October 11 2018 - 4:30pm
Investment: The Korean Government-controlled KEPCO foothold in the Bylong Valley between Denman and Mudgee where the company has spent $700 million preparing for a controversial coal mine project.
Investment: The Korean Government-controlled KEPCO foothold in the Bylong Valley between Denman and Mudgee where the company has spent $700 million preparing for a controversial coal mine project.

THE Korean Government-controlled company behind the controversial Bylong coal mine proposal can expect “tough questions” from key Korean investors in 2019 about its $700 million Bylong investment because of the climate change risk of stranded assets, a new report has found.

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