Taiwan
IPP Northland Power targets 1.2GW of wind power in Taiwan
IPP Northland Power targets 1.2GW of wind power in Taiwan
This is in partnership with Yushan Energy.
Taiwan unveils 8-year wind power development plan
It eyes investing US$22.7b to boost generation capacity to 4,200MW by 2025.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners scores three offshore wind sites in Taiwan
The sites under development have a max capacity of 1.5GW.
Offshore wind consultant NIRAS opens Taiwan office
Yearly turnover of over US$4m before 2025 is expected.
Taiwan government reveals new renewables financing plans
The plans target generating US$58.7 worth of business value.
Is thermal power Taiwan's new energy darling?
It could potentially fill the gap left by its nuclear phase-out.
Taiwan's president confident of phasing out nuclear power by 2025
She emphasised this as over 5,000 protesters demanded a faster approach.
Taiwan's green power users surged by a whopping 1,218% to over 7,000
This was in just 3 years.
Taiwan eyes a four-fold jump in renewables generation
This comes after its commitment to drop nuclear energy.
Taiwan eyes 20% renewables share in power generation by 2025
It targets only 30% coal by then.
Taiwan completes offshore wind development guidelines
Three companies have been working on the guide since 2014.
DONG Energy acquires 35% ownership in Taiwan's offshore wind project Formosa I
Swancor Renewable will stil lead the project.
Taiwan's thermal energy reliance to jump to 95% by 2026
Total output will grow 60% as nuclear power will be phased-out.
Taipower's 70 years of monopoly in Taiwan power sector just ended
Government gives the go signal to liberalise green energy supply.
Danish firm DONG Energy opens Taiwan office
It eyes developing 4 offshore wind farms in Changhua County.
Taiwan's first offshore wind power unit to operate early 2017
It will supply power to 8,000 households.
Taiwan to stop nuke power generation by 2025
Government gave in to public demand to ditch nuke.
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