Wind under spotlight as Kim Jong II visits wind plant built by army

1 April 2004

North Korea seems to be following the world trend towards developing wind energy. Kim Jong II, the country's reclusive leader, recently visited a wind power plant built by North Korea's Army's Unit 614 in conjunction with scientists and technicians from Kim Chaek University of Technology, according to the official Korean Central News Agency.

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Wind under spotlight as Kim Jong II visits wind plant built by army

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