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An agreement to supply 6 gigawatts of power to the Honam semiconductor industrial complex is set to be confirmed within this year, while the corresponding arrangement for the Yongin semiconductor cluster is expected to be completed next year, according to a review of primary sources.
The Honam semiconductor industrial complex's 6GW power supply agreement is on track to be finalized before the end of the year. For the Yongin cluster, home to large-scale semiconductor manufacturing investments, the power supply arrangement is expected to wrap up next year.
The staggered timelines reflect the different stages of development at the two sites, with Honam moving ahead of Yongin on securing the electricity needed for chip fabrication.
Details on the exact contracting parties, the pace of grid expansion, and whether the Yongin timeline could shift were not established in the available reporting, and the claim does not specify them.
The overall assessment of the claim is Mostly True.