해남군 솔라시도기업도시 “해남에서 살며 해남에서 출퇴근한다”

title: [Summary: Solar City Industrial Complex and Self-Sustaining Infrastructure in Haenam] Haenam County is actively progressing towards the development of a 100,000-population solar city and industrial city. This project aims to create a self-sustaining metropolis by combining residential, industrial, and energy sectors. The first step in this process is the construction of the "First Village Housing Complex" within the solar city's industrial district. This complex will be a commons-planned, 600-unit apartment building that ranges from one basement floor to a maximum of 29 floors. It will incorporate AI and IoT technology to improve energy efficiency and living convenience, reflecting the vision for the future city. The complex is planned for construction in June 2026. Additionally, a public-supported private rental housing project will be implemented within the solar city. This project aims to provide approximately 4,000 units at reasonable prices for long-term residency. The project's timeline is set to coincide with the completion of the national AI computing center, RE100 national industrial complex, and an international school. Haenam County is also focusing on expanding residential zones in Haenam Town. The LH Apartments will provide 400 units for rental housing by February next year. Furthermore, 294-unit and 305-unit apartments are under construction in Gukgyori and Namwori, respectively, with scheduled completion dates in 2027 and 2028. The county plans to continually increase the supply of residential properties in Haenam Town by collaborating with LH and high-end brand apartment construction companies. This strategy aims to create a self-sustaining cycle in which the influx of population from the solar city works and engages in activities within Haenam, leading to the natural expansion of local consumption, educational, and living infrastructure. The solar city is projected to transform into a 100,000-population new city with the operation of the national AI computing center in 2028, large-scale AI data centers, RE100 national industrial complex designation, and Haesan Industrial Complex's offshore wind power base. The county is proactively constructing residential infrastructure to prevent population migration from the new city to other regions. The county is also expanding educational, medical, and living infrastructure in phases alongside the provision of housing facilities. This includes the establishment of dedicated roads, the attraction of international schools, the construction of a comprehensive hospital, and the development of an eco-friendly garden city. The solar city aims to become a place where people work and live, consume locally, and co-develop with the region. A county official stated that the solar city project is not just a development project but a restructuring of Haenam's future framework. The county is designing policies to ensure that all processes, from working and living to consuming, are completed within Haenam.