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Taipower's Electricity Carbon Emission Factor Drops to 0.467 kg CO₂e/kWh; MOEA Reports Progress in Energy Transition
Jun. 03 2026
Taipower's Electricity Carbon Emission Factor Drops to 0.467 kg CO₂e/kWh; MOEA Reports Progress in Energy Transition
The Energy Administration under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced on June 2 that the 2025 electricity carbon emission factor for public electricity retailers has decreased to 0.467 kg CO₂e/kWh, representing a 1.5% reduction from 2024 and an overall decline of approximately 12% compared with 2016.
MOEA AI X Innovation Pavilion Opens at InnoVEX, Featuring Award-Winning AI Technologies and Emerging Startups
Jun. 02 2026
MOEA AI X Innovation Pavilion Opens at InnoVEX, Featuring Award-Winning AI Technologies and Emerging Startups
On, 2nd June, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) Department of Industrial Technology opened the AI X Innovation Pavilion at InnoVEX, showcasing 31 cutting-edge technologies spanning smart machinery, communications, green energy, semiconductors, biotechnology, and medical devices. The exhibition features achievements from the TREE Program (Taiwan Research-Institute Advanced Technology Entrepreneur Ecosystem Program, TREE) and winners of the "2026 Best AI Awards", highlighting Taiwan's growing strength in AI innovation and cross-sector applications.
MTIC Launches First-Ever "Blue Tech 2026 Ocean Technology Day"; Showcasing Taiwan's Innovation Strength in Marine Technology and Offshore Renewable Energy
Jun. 01 2026
MTIC Launches First-Ever "Blue Tech 2026 Ocean Technology Day"; Showcasing Taiwan's Innovation Strength in Marine Technology and Offshore Renewable Energy
The Metal Industries Research & Development Centre (MIRDC) hosted "Blue Tech 2026 Ocean Technology Day" on May 27 at the Marine Technology Industrial Innovation Center (MTIC) in Kaohsiung. The event marked the first large-scale marine technology exhibition since MTIC's establishment. The opening ceremony was jointly officiated by Deputy Director General Chung-Hsien Chen of the Energy Administration, MOEA, and MIRDC Chairperson Chia-Ju Liu, highlighting developments in marine technology, offshore wind O&M, and emerging ocean energy industries.
HDRE Secures Nearly 160 MW in Japan's LTDA with 3 Major Strategies to Drive Global Deployment of 9.4 GW
May. 28 2026
HDRE Secures Nearly 160 MW in Japan's LTDA with 3 Major Strategies to Drive Global Deployment of 9.4 GW
HD Renewable Energy (HDRE) secured nearly 160 MW of battery energy storage capacity in Japan's Long-Term Decarbonization Auction (LTDA) for the 3rd consecutive year. With cumulative awarded capacity reaching approximately 560 MW, the company continues to build a stable overseas asset portfolio supported by long-term recurring revenue.
Taiwan Launches AI Robotics Innovation & Development Center; Vice President Hsiao Highlights AI Localization
May. 20 2026
Taiwan Launches AI Robotics Innovation & Development Center; Vice President Hsiao Highlights AI Localization
Vice President Bi-Khim Hsiao attended the inauguration of the "AI Robotics Innovation & Development Center" (ARIDC) in Tainan on May 19, describing the launch as a major milestone in Taiwan's 10 AI Initiatives Promotion Plan (臺灣 AI 新十大建設). Hsiao said the Executive Yuan has approved the "Smart Robotics Industry Development Plan", integrated with the "Greater Southern New Silicon Valley Promotion Plan," (大南方新矽谷方案) aimed at strengthening Taiwan's capabilities in intelligent system integration and advancing the country from a global hardware manufacturing hub to a key exporter of smart solutions.
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The MOEA electricity pricing review meeting has resolved to implement an approximate 11% adjustment to the average electricity tariff
Mar. 26 2024
The MOEA electricity pricing review meeting has resolved to implement an approximate 11% adjustment to the average electricity tariff
he Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) convened its inaugural review meeting for the year on the 22nd to assess the electricity pricing structure for the first half of the year (covering the period from April to September). Consequently, the review committee has resolved to implement an approximate 11% increase in the average electricity tariff. This adjustment will be implemented with a detailed approach, taking into account factors such as operational conditions, livelihood electricity consumption of residential users, and varying adjustment methodologies for industrial electricity based on operational requirements.
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OMNI Features｜US Pushes for Strict Automobile Emission Regulations Providing More Time for Phasing Out Gasoline Vehicles．Poland Allocates 20 Billion Zlotys to Assist in Renewable Energy Transition．Perpetual Bond Circulation Surpasses 500 Billion, Majority Comprised of Green Bonds
Mar. 26 2024
OMNI Features｜US Pushes for Strict Automobile Emission Regulations Providing More Time for Phasing Out Gasoline Vehicles．Poland Allocates 20 Billion Zlotys to Assist in Renewable Energy Transition．Perpetual Bond Circulation Surpasses 500 Billion, Majority Comprised of Green Bonds
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued the most stringent automobile emission regulations to date, applicable to light-duty vehicles from 2027 to 2032, to allow car manufacturers more time to phase out gasoline engines. The new regulations emphasize the need for an extended transition period to electric vehicles, giving consumers time to adopt and purchase electric cars, while also encouraging the development of more charging infrastructure. Traditional automobile manufacturers view the leniency of the regulations as favorable to their interests. However, some environmental groups argue that the new regulations fail to effectively promote the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, potentially hindering emission reduction goals.
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Hand in Hand: Hai Long Collaborates with Locals for Shengang Wetland Cleanup in Changhua
Mar. 25 2024
Hand in Hand: Hai Long Collaborates with Locals for Shengang Wetland Cleanup in Changhua
Changhua's Shengang Wetland, renowned as the "homeland of fiddler crabs," harbors rich biodiversity. However, the continuous accumulation of marine debris has turned it into a silent killer of wetland environments. To make the beautiful ocean more sustainable, the Hai Long Offshore Wind Project (referred to as the Hai Long Project) has been rallying colleagues for seven consecutive years to embrace and protect the ocean. Through practical beach cleanup actions, they aim to continue safeguarding Changhua's extensive coastline.
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Swire Renewable Energy and Tien Li Offshore Wind Technology Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Deliver Offshore Wind Solutions in Taiwan
Mar. 22 2024
Swire Renewable Energy and Tien Li Offshore Wind Technology Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Deliver Offshore Wind Solutions in Taiwan
Swire Renewable Energy A/S (SRE) and Tien Li Offshore Wind Technology Co., Ltd have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to deliver operations and maintenance services in the Taiwanese offshore wind turbine industry and other parts of the Asia Pacific region.
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OMNI Features｜CS Wind Vietnam Unveils Southeast Asia's Largest Offshore Wind Tower Factory．UK Plans to Invest $74 Billion on "Electrical Spine" Project Connecting Scotland to England．Esvagt Secures Contract to Service Vestas at Ecowende's Hollandse Kust West OWF
Mar. 22 2024
OMNI Features｜CS Wind Vietnam Unveils Southeast Asia's Largest Offshore Wind Tower Factory．UK Plans to Invest $74 Billion on "Electrical Spine" Project Connecting Scotland to England．Esvagt Secures Contract to Service Vestas at Ecowende's Hollandse Kust West OWF
CS Wind Vietnam, a unit of South Korea's CS Wind Corporation, has inaugurated an $80 million offshore wind tower factory in Phu My 1 Industrial Park situated in Vietnam's southern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau. Last week, the inaugural ceremony was held, symbolizing a milestone in the development of renewable energy in the area.
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National Maritime Engineering Association Establishes Collaboration with NKUST
Mar. 21 2024
National Maritime Engineering Association Establishes Collaboration with NKUST
The "National Maritime Engineering Association" has signed a MOU today (21) with the National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology (NKUST). The association is comprised of 19 members including domestic maritime engineering companies, ship owners, and vessel operators. The signing ceremony was attended by Guo-Zheng Zeng, Director of the Maritime Engineering Association of the R.O.C. (and also the Chairman of HTOE and former General Manager of CSBC), and Ching-Yu Yang, President of NKUST.
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Nick Davies and Roger Chen to head PEAK Wind's office in Taiwan
Mar. 21 2024
Nick Davies and Roger Chen to head PEAK Wind's office in Taiwan
PEAK Wind, renewable energy specialist in onshore & offshore wind, is proud to announce that Nick Davies and Roger Chen have been appointed as Country Director and Deputy Country Director Taiwan, respectively. This strategic move reflects PEAK Wind's commitment to meeting the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in the Asia-Pacific region and and provides Operational Management to a 900MW portfolio of offshore wind farms.
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OMNI Features｜Methane Emissions Reach Record High in 2023．Canada and Germany Sign Hydrogen MOU．Penghu Initiates Circular Economy Reuse of Discarded Oyster Shells
Mar. 21 2024
OMNI Features｜Methane Emissions Reach Record High in 2023．Canada and Germany Sign Hydrogen MOU．Penghu Initiates Circular Economy Reuse of Discarded Oyster Shells
At the "2024 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting" held this week in Geneva, the spotlight was on methane. While methane may have a shorter lifespan in the atmosphere, its greenhouse effect is more substantial than carbon dioxide, making it the second-largest contributor to global warming and a crucial factor in climate change. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) states that 60% of methane emissions are attributed to human activities, especially those from the fossil fuel industry. Countries like the European Union and the United States have initiated a global methane pledge, aiming to reduce methane emissions by 30% by the end of 2030.
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Taipower's NT$62.8 Billion Green Energy Project Draws Attention – Changhua Prosecutors Launch Investigation
Mar. 20 2024
Taipower's NT$62.8 Billion Green Energy Project Draws Attention – Changhua Prosecutors Launch Investigation
The coastal waters of Changhua County are recognized as one of Asia's prime locations for green energy wind farms. However, renewable energy developers face challenges from opportunistic "environmental extortionists" who engage in "rent-and-abandon" schemes. The Changhua District Prosecutors Office is in dialogue with Taiwan Power Company (Taipower/TPC) and green energy developers to establish a collaborative platform to combat crimes hindering the development of the green energy industry in Changhua. This platform will integrate intelligence and investigative capabilities to deter unlawful elements eyeing the green energy sector.
