Reported about 1 year ago
During the legislative session on June 11, Nationalist Party (KMT) legislators focused on Energy issues with Minister of Economic Affairs Guo Zhuhui. Questions arose regarding nuclear energy policy consistency, with Minister Guo emphasizing that current power generation capacity can meet demands without considering nuclear power. Confident in his efforts, Guo Zhuhui faced persistent inquiries from KMT legislators, particularly on energy and nuclear energy policy, amid debates on the DPP's non-nuclear homeland target. While the Economic Ministry revived SRF power plant projects in Taoyuan, triggering local legislative pushback, Minister Guo faced pointed questions on recommendations and local government roles in energy solutions, amidst Environment Minister Peng Chih-ming displaying recycled fuels. These interactions underscored the ongoing scrutiny and differing perspectives on energy policy in Taiwan's political landscape.
Source: YAHOO