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OMNI Features｜South Korea Unveils Onshore Wind Strategy to Triple Capacity to 6 GW by 2030
Dec. 08 2025
OMNI Features｜South Korea Unveils Onshore Wind Strategy to Triple Capacity to 6 GW by 2030
South Korea has announced a comprehensive "Onshore Wind Power Activation Strategy," aimed at tripling installed capacity from the current 2 GW to 6 GW by 2030. The government plans to accelerate development by expanding the use of public land and streamlining administrative procedures. These reforms are expected to shorten project timelines from the typical 10 years to about 6 years.
OMNI Features｜China Launches Artificial Sun "BEST" Project to Advance Global Fusion Research
Dec. 01 2025
OMNI Features｜China Launches Artificial Sun "BEST" Project to Advance Global Fusion Research
China has launched a major new step in fusion energy research with the announcement of its Burning Plasma Experimental Superconducting Tokamak (BEST) program, complementing the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), which has achieved world records in sustaining high-temperature plasma.
OMNI Features｜Korea Delays Offshore Wind Tender Amid Ongoing Regulatory Reviews
Nov. 17 2025
OMNI Features｜Korea Delays Offshore Wind Tender Amid Ongoing Regulatory Reviews
South Korea has postponed its offshore wind fixed-price contract tender for the second half of 2025, citing ongoing regulatory consultations with the Ministry of National Defense and other government bodies. As a result, only onshore wind projects will be included in the upcoming bidding round.
OMNI Features｜China Key Hydrogen Market, Says GE Vernova
Nov. 14 2025
OMNI Features｜China Key Hydrogen Market, Says GE Vernova
GE Vernova regards China as a pivotal market for hydrogen energy commercialization and aims to align its gas turbine fleet with China's expanding renewable infrastructure.
OMNI Features｜North Sea oil and Gas Firm Petrofac Files for Administration
Oct. 27 2025
OMNI Features｜North Sea oil and Gas Firm Petrofac Files for Administration
Energy services group Petrofac has filed for administration, a move affecting its holding company but not its core North Sea operations. The decision follows the collapse of a financial restructuring plan after Dutch grid operator TenneT terminated a major offshore wind contract.
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Taiwan–Japan Collaboration Boosts Net-Zero Momentum as CCS International Forum Concludes Successfully
Oct. 08 2025
Taiwan–Japan Collaboration Boosts Net-Zero Momentum as CCS International Forum Concludes Successfully
To accelerate Taiwan's transition toward net zero, the Ministry of Environment (MOENV) today (Oct. 8) hosted the "Net-Zero Enabler—Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (CCS) International Conference", bringing together experts from industry, government, and academia in Taiwan and Japan. The forum facilitated in-depth discussions on national CCS strategies, emerging technologies, and public engagement, with the goal of charting Taiwan's path toward carbon storage development and driving progress toward the 2050 net-zero emission target.
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MOEA Launches Affordable Green Power Program to Support SMEs in Achieving Net-Zero Goals
Oct. 07 2025
MOEA Launches Affordable Green Power Program to Support SMEs in Achieving Net-Zero Goals
To help Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) purchase green power and achieve their net-zero goals, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has launched the "Affordable Green Power Program for SMEs."
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OMNI Features｜JERA Joins Forces with Japanese Utilities for Ishikari Bay
Oct. 02 2025
OMNI Features｜JERA Joins Forces with Japanese Utilities for Ishikari Bay
JERA transferred part of its ownership of Ishikari Bay New Port Offshore Wind Farm to an investment company, which was formed by Hokkaido Electric Power and Tohoku Electric Power, making the 112 MW offshore wind project jointly operated by JERA, Green Power Investment (GPI), Hokkaido Electric, and Tohoku Electric.
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HDRE Promotes Cultural Sustainability by Supporting Golden Bell–Nominated Program and Diverse Arts Initiatives
Oct. 02 2025
HDRE Promotes Cultural Sustainability by Supporting Golden Bell–Nominated Program and Diverse Arts Initiatives
HD Renewables Energy (HDRE, TWSE: 6873), a leading brand in smart energy, continues to uphold its mission as a sustainable enterprise. In addition to advancing energy transition and environmental protection, the company actively supports cultural promotion and social engagement.
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Environment Ministers of Taiwan and Paraguay Sign MOU under the Paris Agreement to Deepen Climate Cooperation
Oct. 01 2025
Environment Ministers of Taiwan and Paraguay Sign MOU under the Paris Agreement to Deepen Climate Cooperation
Minister of Environment Chi-Ming Peng and Minister Rolando de Barros Barreto of Paraguay's Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development today (1st), under the witness of Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Baushuan Ger, jointly signed the "Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation under the Paris Agreement" at the Taiwan's Ministry of Environment (MOENV). This marks Taiwan's first MOU with a diplomatically on carbon credit cooperation under the Paris Agreement framework, paving the way for joint carbon reduction and technology collaboration to advance the achievement of Taiwan's Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
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OMNI Features｜Gyeonggi-do Province Targeting the Replacement of 350 Old Diesel Vehicles with Eco-Friendly Alternatives and Offering a Subsidy of KRW 1 Million
Sep. 29 2025
OMNI Features｜Gyeonggi-do Province Targeting the Replacement of 350 Old Diesel Vehicles with Eco-Friendly Alternatives and Offering a Subsidy of KRW 1 Million
Gyeonggi-do Province has announced expanded subsidies to encourage the replacement of old diesel vehicles with eco-friendly models, as part of efforts to cut Particulate Matter (PM) emissions and achieve carbon neutrality. Residents who scrap diesel cars rated grade 4–5 and purchase an electric or hydrogen passenger or freight vehicle will receive an additional provincial subsidy of KRW 1 million.
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MOEA Releases 2024 National Power Supply and Demand Report
Sep. 26 2025
MOEA Releases 2024 National Power Supply and Demand Report
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) today (26th) released the "2024 National Power Supply and Demand Report," outlining electricity demand forecasts and power development plans for the next decade (2025–2034).
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TÜV Rheinland Backs Taiwan UAVs Entry into European Market through Four-Party MOU at Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition
Sep. 26 2025
TÜV Rheinland Backs Taiwan UAVs Entry into European Market through Four-Party MOU at Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition
At the 2025 Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE) on September 19th at Nangang Exhibition Center, the Asia UAV AI Innovation Application R&D Center (AUIA Center), the Taiwan National Drone Industry Association (TNDIA), TÜV Rheinland, and STMicroelectronics signed a quadripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The ceremony was witnessed by Chiayi County Magistrate Chang-Liang Weng, Deputy Secretary-General to the President Chih-wei Ho, Christoph Saurenbach, Head of Trade Section of the European Economic and Trade Office, Eva Langerbeck, Director of the German Trade Office Taipei, and Cyril Dupont, Strategic Affairs Advisor at the French Office in Taipei.
