Korea Oil & Petroleum Association

Korea Oil & Petroleum Association
Hangul	대한석유협회
Hanja	大韓石油協會
Revised Romanization	Daehan Seogyu Hyeophoe
McCune–Reischauer	Taehan Sŏgyu Hyŏphoe

The Korea Oil & Petroleum Association, or KOPA, is a South Korean oil, petroleum and lubricant association. It is headquartered in Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, South Korea.

Members

Economy of South Korea

History	Chaebol 1997 Asian financial crisis Four Asian Tigers Five-Year Plans of South Korea Heavy-Chemical Industry Drive Miracle on the Han River

Currency	Won (1945–1953) Hwan (1953–1962) Won (1962–) Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation Bank of Korea

Industry and business	Automotive industry Companies Energy Exports Financial services Fishing industry Markets Real estate Rice production Trade unions Korea National Oil Corporation

Government agencies	Fair Trade Commission Korea Forest Service Financial Services Commission Financial Supervisory Service Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation National Information & Credit Evaluation Korea Investment Corporation Korea Transportation Safety Authority Small and Medium Business Administration

Employment and tax	Companies

Infrastructure and transport	Trans Korea Pipeline South–North Pipeline Korea Driving license

Rankings	International rankings Regions by GDP

Finance and banking	Korea Exchange KOSDAQ KRX 100 KOSPI Banks

Free Trade Agreements	ASEAN EFTA India Peru European Union United States Australia Vietnam

Energy	National RD&D Organisation for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Programme Nuclear power Nuclear research programs

Other	European Union Chamber of Commerce in Korea Korea Financial Investment Association Kimchi bond Korea Non-Life Insurance Association Korea Oil & Petroleum Association

See also: Economy of North Korea

KOPA Members

Bulls One Hyundai Oil Bank Isu Chemical Company S-Oil SK Group

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