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A |     기후에너지환경부-한국전력 26일 산업용 지역 요금제 공청회                   산업용 전기요금제 지역별 구분은? (서울=연합뉴스) 김성민 기자 = 26일 서울 영등포구 한국전력공사 남서울본부에서 '산업용 지역 전기요금제' 공청회에서 참석자들이 천현민 한국전력공사 요금전략처장의 발표를 지켜보고 있다. 제도 시행 시 남부지방은 산업용 전기요금이 지금보다 최대 약 10%, 충청과 강원은 최대 약 8%, 서울 강북지역과 인천을 포함한 수도권 북부는 최대 약 5% 싸진다. 전력수요가 집중된 서울 강남지역과 경기 남부지역 등 수도권 남부는 현재 요금이 그대로 유지된다. 2026.8.26 [email protected] (끝) <저작권자(c) 연합뉴스, 무단 전재-재배포, AI 학습 및 활용 금지> 속보=강원지역 산업용 전기요금이 지금보다 8% 가량 인하(본보 지난 20일자 1면 보도)된다.기후에너지환경부와 한국전력은 26일 서울 영등포구 한전 남서울본부에서 산업용 지역 요금제 공청회를 열었다. 이날 공개된 초안에 따르면 전국이 크게 4개 권역으로 나뉘어 산업용 전기요금이 차등화된다. 강원도의 경우 충북과 함께 중부권으로 묶여 산업용 전기 판매단가가 1kWh(킬로와트시)당 10~15원 인하된다. 5~8% 가량 인하되는 셈이다. 또 영·호남 등 남부권은 산업용 전기요금이 13∼18원(7~10%) 인하된다. 수도권 북부는 6∼10원(3∼8%) 낮아진다. 이번 지역별 요금 인하율은 전력 자급률과 균형성장 측면의 지표인 ‘지역우대지수’를 주로 고려해 결정했다.강원지역내에서도 행정구역에 따라 다시 한번 차등화가 이뤄질 예정이다. 다만 이날 공청회에서 같은 권역내 요금 인하율은 공개되지 않았다. 종합적으로 전국이 11개 지역으로 구분돼 요금이 따로 책정될 전망이다.강원도는 남부지역보다 전기요금 할인폭은 적지만 수도권과의 접근성과 여러 입지여건 등을 고려했을때 AI데이터센터 등 많은 전력을 필요로 하는 기업의 유치에 큰 보탬이 될 전망이다. 정부와 한전은 산업용 지역 요금제 도입 절차를 연내 완료한다는 계획이다.  。    TOPEKA, Kan. -- Child welfare officials investigated the family of a 5-year-old Kansas girl five times in the 13 months before she was raped and killed, but couldn't confirm allegations of neglect or drug use by her mother, and the family repeatedly declined offers of help, a report released Tuesday showed. The report by the state Department of Children and Families said in one case, the agency confirmed that the mother wasn't properly supervising Zoey Felix, but the girl was placed with her father and because of that, “No safety concerns were identified.” After receiving allegations in late August of drug use and lack of utilities in the home, child welfare officials made seven failed attempts to reach the family over the next month.On Oct. 2, Zoey died after fire crews couldn't resuscitate her at a gas station. Neighbors believe Zoey and her father had been camping in a grove of trees on a vacant lot nearby. Mickel Cherry, a 25-year-old homeless man, is charged with first-degree murder, rape and capital murder, and could face the death penalty. Authorities haven't said how Zoey died. “Zoey Felix’s death was an unacceptable tragedy," Gov. Laura Kelly said in a statement accompanying the Department of Children and Families' two-page summary of its interactions with the girl's family. Kelly said she plans to push for legislation next year that would expedite the release of information when a child dies of abuse or neglect. Her administration pushed for such a change in 2021, but a bill never passed. Currently, DCF only releases a summary of its involvement initially and can't do so until attorneys vet the document. Typically, the full case reports aren’t released until after the prosecution is completed, which can take well over a year.This has left an information vacuum in Zoey's case that was exacerbated Tuesday when a judge sealed the arrest affidavit that was used to support criminal charges against Cherry. Judge Christopher Turner concluded that releasing the records would jeopardize the safety of witnesses or sources or “cause the destruction of evidence.”Cherry’s attorney, Mark Manna, of the Kansas Death Penalty Defense Unit, has declined to comment. Cherry’s family didn’t respond to phone messages, and his Facebook friends described him as chronically homeless. Neighbors said Zoey wandered their neighborhood dirty and hungry. Several reported calling child welfare to express concerns. According to the summary from DCF, child welfare officials said they received the first tip about Zoey on Sept. 8, 2022, alleging poor conditions in the home and possible drug use in the presence of a child. The mother agreed to a drug screen and it came back negative, the agency said. The agency also said in its summary that Zoey's mother was working with court services. By then, she had been charged with domestic battery against her husband and teenage daughter, court records show. The DCF summary said the agency offered help to the family, but they declined and the case was closed. Another complaint alleging an unsupervised child was lodged with the agency on Nov. 8, 2002. Just six days earlier, Zoey's mother had called to report that the then 4-year-old was missing, a police incident report shows. Zoey was found unharmed a short time later.The DCF summary made no reference to Zoey's disappearance, and it was unclear whether that prompted the complaint. The summary said simply that the case was unsubstantiated and offers of help were denied. Later that month, Zoey's mother was arrested after crashing her car near a north Topeka bar while driving drunk with Zoey in the front seat. A sworn statement from a Topeka police officer, which also was released Tuesday, said the mother was “having difficulty standing upright, attempting to walk away with a small child.” He also wrote that in looking into her car, he saw two open bottles of vodka, one half-full and the other, three-quarters full. The officer said that in interviews, Zoey said her mother had been drinking from both bottles before and while driving.The officer wrote that the mother was uncooperative and, “She was taken to the ground in order to be handcuffed.”The DCF summary said welfare workers left Zoey in her father’s care; court records show he was living with a girlfriend at the time. Zoey's mother was jailed until March, when she pleaded guilty to felony aggravated battery and driving under the influence and was sentenced to probation. Zoey's father was evicted from his apartment in May. Another tip the agency received that month alleged there were no operating utilities in the mother's home, but the agency found the home to be “livable," with utilities, food and no signs of drugs. Again, the family declined services. Then on Aug. 29, another complaint alleged drug use and no utilities, prompting the seven failed attempts by the agency to contact the family in September. But during that time, police went to the home twice, once even tracking down Zoey and talking to her. But officers were told by Zoey’s father that she wasn’t living there, city spokeswoman Gretchen Spiker said. The second time police responded, an officer stood outside as belongings were retrieved from the house, a police report said. Police reports do not explain where Zoey, her sister, her father and Cherry went after that, but neighbors said they were living in a makeshift camp.Laura Howard, the top administrator for the Department for Children and Families, vowed to launch a thorough investigation.“We will take every step necessary," she wrote in a statement. DCF opened another investigation as a result of Zoey’s death.。

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