Su Yong Jung
Asia-Pacific Guide 2024
Band 3 : Projects & Energy
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About
Provided by Su Yong Jung
Practice Areas
Mr. Su-Yong Jung is a partner at Shin & Kim. His main areas of practice include advisory services related to the environment and energy, M&A and general corporate legal matters. He joined Shin & Kim in 2002, when he started his attorney service, and accumulated professional expertise in energy and telecommunications, environment related regulations, offshore IPP project investment and construction, overseas resources development and M&A of energy related companies. Most importantly, Mr. Jung strives to provide legal advice that provides practical solutions in the perspective of clients, and provides advice on the full spectrum of energy related projects, from the very early stage until the closure of facilities, on all kinds of legal issues that may arise in the course of construction and operation. Further, Mr. Jung operates a strategic and efficient team consisting of top-tier professionals for his projects to attain the best results satisfactory to the clients.
Career
Partner, Shin & Kim; Member, Examination Committee for Renewal of Permission of CATV System Operator, Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (2011, 2015); Passed the New York Bar Examination (2009).
Professional Memberships
Korean Bar.
Publications
Korea Chapter in Chambers Alternative Energy & Power 2020 Guide, Chambers & Partners, 2020; Outline of Corporation Act (III) – Part of "Acquisition and Disposal of Treasury Shares” (Korea Commercial Law Association, Beobmoonsa, 2013); Status of Use of FIDIC by Korean Companies, and Matters Requiring Attention, Spring Academic Seminar of Korea International Trade Law Association, May 2013, etc.
Education
Duke University School of Law
LL.M.
2009
Seoul National University, College of Law
LL.B.
1999
Chambers Review
Asia-Pacific
Jung Su Yong has a solid reputation in the market. He is active in advising Korean players on a range of energy-related mandates, particularly in the oil and gas subsectors, but also including renewables and utilities projects. He has particular strength in the regulatory space, and is often instructed by corporate clients and government entities.
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Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Su Yong has deep knowledge of the technical aspects of the work."
"He possesses expertise in regulatory matters related to renewable energy."
"Su Yong has deep knowledge of the technical aspects of the work."
"He possesses expertise in regulatory matters related to renewable energy."
Articles, highlights and press releases
3 items provided by Shin & Kim
Regulation on the Approval of Exemptions to Chemicals Subject to Safety Information
On November 9, 2020, the Ministry of Environment (“MOE”) announced “the Regulation on the Approval of Exemptions to Chemicals Subject to Safety Information” (the “Disclosure Exemption Regulation”). The Disclosure Exemption Regulation sets forth (i) the application procedures to request an exemption
Korean Wind Farms: Square-Shaped Area Permitted for LIDARs
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has announced that an amendment to the relevant administrative licensing rules has come into effect as of November 11, 2020 so as to allow areas designated for a wind power generating licence using wind power measuring equipment such as a met mast or LIDAR
Amendment to Korean renewable energy laws
Amendments to the Electric Utility Act will take effect as of 1 October 2020. Further details will be available in September 2020 under the amended sub-regulations after further public debate.
Regulation on the Approval of Exemptions to Chemicals Subject to Safety Information
On November 9, 2020, the Ministry of Environment (“MOE”) announced “the Regulation on the Approval of Exemptions to Chemicals Subject to Safety Information” (the “Disclosure Exemption Regulation”). The Disclosure Exemption Regulation sets forth (i) the application procedures to request an exemption
Korean Wind Farms: Square-Shaped Area Permitted for LIDARs
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has announced that an amendment to the relevant administrative licensing rules has come into effect as of November 11, 2020 so as to allow areas designated for a wind power generating licence using wind power measuring equipment such as a met mast or LIDAR
Amendment to Korean renewable energy laws
Amendments to the Electric Utility Act will take effect as of 1 October 2020. Further details will be available in September 2020 under the amended sub-regulations after further public debate.