The facility consists of a two-story, dome-shaped science museum and a conical Clean Tower of 88m in height. The tour takes approximately one and a half hours, and it explains the whole process of natural gas - Production, Liquefaction, Transportaion, Storage, Regasification, Transmission and Utilization - and it further helps you learn all about natural gas as " a safe, clean and convenient energy" from your hands-on energy experience.
Develop and operate a steady-state-capable advanced superconducting tokamak called the Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) in the National Fusion R & D program: also, promote collaboration and research on advanced technology with domestic and overseas universities, institutes, and industries through operation of the HANBIT device as a National user Facility, in which high-Density plasmas are generated and confined.
KOGAS (Gas Science Museum)