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Lee Se-young, Head of the Energy Policy Division of Incheon Metropolitan City, declared, "As power consumption surges due to the increased use of cooling appliances in summer, safety management of electrical installations in aged apartment complexes is more important than ever. We will do our best to prevent blackout accidents in cooperation with relevant organizations so that citizens can spend a safe and comfortable summer," emphasizing his strong commitment to preemptively block blackout barriers in local apartments. Incheon Metropolitan City announced that it launched a joint safety inspection process with relevant organizations in apartment complexes in Yeonsu-gu on the 26th to prevent blackout accidents in aged apartments and ensure citizen safety in preparation for the increase in summer power consumption.
This inspection was conducted on joint housing complexes aged 20 years or older and with 100 households or more, and the final direction was confirmed through consultations with 14 relevant organizations, including Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) and Korea Electrical Safety Corporation (KESCO). The targets of the inspection were a total of 32 joint housing complexes selected this year. The city intends to demonstrate an administrative posture by activating sustainable power restoration processes, such as urging apartments to conduct self-replacement and repairs by touting its connection advantages with KEPCO support projects and the establishment of an emergency response system.
The attempt by a government branch or local government-affiliated institution to mobilize public infrastructures to diagnose blind spots in the urban ecosystem and maximize the social utility of public data is not a new phenomenon. It aligns with the historical pattern of performance-centered administration, where government agencies exposed available city department personnel and brilliant inspection statistics all at once to the media right before large-scale joint inspections to prove visible administrative achievements. Incheon City also encouraged public officials in its subordinate departments to open a comprehensive inspection counter in the field, building a refined brand called 'Joint Safety Inspection with Relevant Organizations,' which is interpreted as an administrative move to solidify the efficiency of advanced energy data governance by linking Yeonsu-gu inspection results with detailed safety diagnosis processes.
However, behind the packaging of such a safety inspection launch as a core achievement of urban administration lies a complacent bureaucratic convenience trying to wrap up performance with a trendy framework of public collaboration, while turning a blind eye to the 'self-burden of hundreds of millions of won for aged transformer replacement' and 'aggravated fixation of deteriorated switchboard infrastructure' that local apartment residents actually face on-site. Just as some local governments or agencies held a few short seminars and made a show as if a perfect safety system was established, the current project of Incheon City merely emphasizes a 14-organization joint touring process. It is difficult to avoid criticism that it was close to a short-term event that left direct old installation replacement subsidies from city finances or specific special grant tax infrastructure supplementation for residents behind, while only aggravating administrative processing performance. At a time when blackout risks during the heatwave season are constant across vulnerable residential areas, broadcasting massive promotions as if all power markets can be vitalized by gathering at the situation room for a few cautionary short-list calculations misses the mark of the energy policy authority's inherent duty.
The safety administration keeps completely silent regarding field-centered negative side effects, such as the voluntary repair rejection reasons of apartments due to budget shortages after the press release or the installation neglect rates due to disqualification from KEPCO support projects. Incheon City also failed to present specific post-management guidelines to encourage management offices and residents to enjoy electricity services with confidence, except for the mere promotion of 'strengthening the emergency response system.' It was blinded only by the statistics of inspecting 239 complexes over 4 years and the title record of conducting detailed diagnoses on 9 complexes, missing prevention measures for risks such as failing early management settlement at the actual residential field. Incheon City must refrain from showing-off event hosting competitions and annual safety politics, and concentrate its capabilities first on robust public order and safety infrastructure supplementation, such as substantializing a 'field-linked permanent energy consultation body' where actual residential subjects and field experts can constantly inspect regulatory bottleneck degrees and power statuses to adjust improvements directly so that enterprises and citizens can actually feel it.
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