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UK–Taiwan Celebrate 20 Years of Renewable Energy Partnership; Advancing Toward a Net-Zero Future
Apr. 09 2026
UK–Taiwan Celebrate 20 Years of Renewable Energy Partnership; Advancing Toward a Net-Zero Future
The British Office Taipei and Taiwan's Energy Administration under the Ministry of Economic Affairs jointly hosted the "UK–Taiwan 20th Anniversary Renewable Energy Gala Dinner" on April 1, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Taipei. The event brought together senior government officials and industry representatives from both sides. UK Trade Envoy to Taiwan, Lord Faulkner of Worcester, and Director-General Chuang Ming-chi attended the event, marking two decades of close collaboration and celebrating the remarkable evolution of offshore wind energy from early-stage planning to a mature industry.
Taiwan Launches Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Auction Mechanism with 3.6GW Capacity Target
Mar. 31 2026
Taiwan Launches Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Auction Mechanism with 3.6GW Capacity Target
On the 27th, the MOEA announced the "Directions for Allocating Installed Capacity of Offshore Wind Potential Zones" guidelines for offshore wind zonal development Round 3, following 2 briefing sessions and 3 stakeholder consultation meetings. The application process will commence on April 1, 2026, with a six-month preparation period provided to developers. Submissions will close on September 30, and the selection results are scheduled to be announced before the end of the year.
AI-driven Fossil Power Growth for Taiwan Semiconductors Risks 90 lives, Half a Billion USD in Economic Losses by 2030
Mar. 25 2026
AI-driven Fossil Power Growth for Taiwan Semiconductors Risks 90 lives, Half a Billion USD in Economic Losses by 2030
A joint report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) and Greenpeace estimates that continued reliance on fossil-based electricity could result in approximately 90 premature deaths, 19,000 work absences, and 277 cases of childhood asthma, alongside economic losses of up to USD 500 million by 2030.
Formosa 2 Achieves Landmark Refinancing, Setting Multiple Milestones for Taiwan and APAC Offshore Wind
Mar. 25 2026
Formosa 2 Achieves Landmark Refinancing, Setting Multiple Milestones for Taiwan and APAC Offshore Wind
Formosa 2 Offshore Wind Farm (Formosa 2) on 23rd announced the successful completion of its refinancing, securing approximately NT$58.9 billion. This transaction marks the first completed offshore wind refinancing in both Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific region. The deal received an enthusiastic response from the financial market, achieving more than two times oversubscription and setting a new benchmark in Taiwan's offshore wind financing history.
South Korea Introduces Government-Led Offshore Wind Zoning System to Streamline Development
Mar. 24 2026
South Korea Introduces Government-Led Offshore Wind Zoning System to Streamline Development
The South Korean government is set to overhaul its offshore wind power development framework by introducing a planned site designation system, under which suitable locations will be identified in advance by the state. In parallel, a pan-governmental integrated body will handle permitting procedures in a streamlined manner, replacing the fragmented approval process previously led by private developers.
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Taiwan to Establish Regular Review Mechanism for Offshore Wind and Streamline Administrative Processes
Jun. 25 2025
Taiwan to Establish Regular Review Mechanism for Offshore Wind and Streamline Administrative Processes
To continuously improve the application procedures for offshore wind project, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) recently convened the Energy Administration and the Industrial Development Administration to discuss ways to expedite the administrative review process. The meeting proposed concrete measures including joint reviews, rolling reviews, regular scheduled reviews, and pre-reviews to help accelerate the approval timelines for wind farm projects. The Energy Administration of the MOEA provided the following explanations:
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Taipower Refutes Viral Misinformation on Time-of-Use Pricing; Affirms Residential Electricity Rates Remain Usage-Based
Jun. 21 2025
Taipower Refutes Viral Misinformation on Time-of-Use Pricing; Affirms Residential Electricity Rates Remain Usage-Based
A long-circulating rumor is making the rounds again, claiming that electricity bills will switch to a time-of-use pricing model. Taipower clarified on June 21st that this is false information. For regular households, electricity charges are calculated solely based on the amount of electricity used, regardless of the time it is consumed. The public can check their billing details through their electricity bills or the Taiwan Power Company's app. If you see friends or family spreading such rumors in group chats, please help clarify the facts.
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Over 100 Participants Gather at New Energy and Carbon Market Business Forum to Explore VPPs, Hydrogen, Offshore Wind CPPA and Carbon Removal Opportunities
Jun. 20 2025
Over 100 Participants Gather at New Energy and Carbon Market Business Forum to Explore VPPs, Hydrogen, Offshore Wind CPPA and Carbon Removal Opportunities
To accelerate corporate net-zero transformation and identify emerging business opportunities, the "New Energy and Carbon Market Business Forum" was held on June 19, co-hosted by RECCESSARY and EnergyOMNI, two leading platforms for carbon and energy intelligence. The event brought together industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders from academia and across sectors to provide in-depth analysis on global trends and investment opportunities. Focusing on VPPs, Hydrogen, Offshore Wind CPPA, Carbon reduction and Carbon removal topics.
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MOEA Convenes Offshore Wind and Solar Public Engagement Meetings Commits to Ongoing Collaboration with Civil Society to Address Key Challenges
Jun. 18 2025
MOEA Convenes Offshore Wind and Solar Public Engagement Meetings Commits to Ongoing Collaboration with Civil Society to Address Key Challenges
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) held public engagement meetings on offshore wind and solar energy development on June 16 and 17, focusing on the draft of the flagship carbon reduction project for the energy sector. Participants exchanged views on the environmental impact monitoring of wind and solar projects, compatibility with agriculture and fisheries, project review mechanisms, public engagement methods, and information transparency. The MOEA will incorporate the participants' input to enhance the flagship carbon reduction project and will continue engaging with civil society through a regular collaborative mechanism to seek viable solutions that balance green energy development with environmental protection.
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EDF Renewables and EDF International Division Consolidate to Form EDF Power Solutions
Jun. 17 2025
EDF Renewables and EDF International Division Consolidate to Form EDF Power Solutions
EDF power solutions, an entity of EDF Group, has a gross installed capacity of 31 GW in its low-carbon electricity generation portfolio in operation worldwide. It will rely on EDF's expertise and the technological, commercial and geographical synergies between the two entities to design innovative and efficient offers, combining different technologies and conceived as part of a global approach to ensure the decarbonisation and efficiency of local electricity systems.
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Fluence Gridstack Pro 5000 Sets New Fire Safety Benchmark in Independent Validation Tests
Jun. 16 2025
Fluence Gridstack Pro 5000 Sets New Fire Safety Benchmark in Independent Validation Tests
Fluence Energy, Inc. ("Fluence") (NASDAQ: FLNC), a global market leader delivering intelligent energy storage, services, and asset optimization software, today announced the successful completion of one of the largest fire safety evaluations in the energy storage industry. In partnership with CSA Group, a leading product testing, inspection, and certification organization, Fluence rigorously tested its high-density Gridstack Pro 5000 Series system. The results of these tests demonstrate that the system not only meets but exceeds current and emerging safety standards.
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Taiwan Offshore Floating Solar Energy Industry Association Officially Launched to Advance Sector Development
Jun. 13 2025
Taiwan Offshore Floating Solar Energy Industry Association Officially Launched to Advance Sector Development
After extensive preparations by domestic industries in the fields of marine engineering, photovoltaics, energy storage, hydrogen energy, and power grids, the Taiwan Offshore Floating Solar Energy Industry Association held its inaugural meeting on June 13. The meeting elected Ji-Xu Dong, Chairman of Sun Rise E&T Corporation (SUN RISE), as the association's first president. Representatives from Sinotech Engineering Consultants, Acmepoint Energy Services, Formosa Smart Energy, and the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research were also elected as board and supervisory members.
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Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Achieves Major Milestone with First Power Delivery — Taiwan's Largest Offshore Wind Development Progresses On Track
Jun. 12 2025
Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Achieves Major Milestone with First Power Delivery — Taiwan's Largest Offshore Wind Development Progresses On Track
The Hai Long Offshore Wind Project (hereinafter referred to as the Hai Long Project) today held its First Power Ceremony, officially announcing the successful completion of energization tests in May and the project's first delivery of electricity to Taipower's grid. As Taiwan's first offshore wind farm with a total installed capacity exceeding 1GW, this milestone marks a significant step forward in the country's renewable energy transition.
