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ITER NEWSLINE 70

KOPEC engineers to support ITER power supply

Power Supply welcomes their new colleagues from Korea: Joel Hourtoule, Yong-Hwan Kim, Suksoon Chae, Jonghyo Jeong, Ivone Benfatto and (guest starring) Günter Janeschitz. (Click to view larger version...)
Power Supply welcomes their new colleagues from Korea: Joel Hourtoule, Yong-Hwan Kim, Suksoon Chae, Jonghyo Jeong, Ivone Benfatto and (guest starring) Günter Janeschitz.
ITER makes the world shrink. Early February this year, Suksoon Chae and Jonghyo Jeong, two electrical engineers from the Korean Company KOPEC, packed up their families and belongings to move to southern France where they will live and work for the ITER Project for the next twelve months. Suksoon and Jonghyo are amongst the first commercial contractors to arrive on site. The power plant electrical engineers will support the Electrical Division and help prepare the Procurement Arrangement for the engineering design of ITER's AC/DC power supply system. While they do so, their children are also connecting to "la vie en France": They are enrolled at the International School of Manosque.

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