The Korea Times
POSCO Group is rolling out a companywide push to curb energy use, urging employees to take the stairs, switch off unused power and rethink daily commutes as Korea faces broader strains on energy supply. The initiative, called the “S.A.V.E. Challenge,” began Monday as part of the company’s effort to align with government-led energy conservation policies, POSCO Group said. The campaign will span 19 domestic affiliates and aims to encourage employees to incorporate energy-saving habits into their daily routines, both at home and at work. The program centers on four actions: “Step Up,” which promotes stair use instead of elevators; “Active Transit,” encouraging public transportation or walking during commutes; “Vehicle Share,” which supports carpooling; and “Energy Off,” urging employees to turn off unused devices. Employees can participate through the company’s in-house mobile platform, the “Challenge” app, developed in 2022 to support environmental, social and governance initiatives. The app has previously been used for campaigns such as encouraging reusable tum
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