Reported 7 months ago
External reports on June 11, 2024, highlighted Taiwan facing energy shortages. Premier Su Tseng-chang stated that ensuring stable electricity supply is the government's greatest responsibility to industries and the people, and a definite goal. Implied that electricity prices would not increase in the second half of the year. The energy issue became the main battleground in the Legislative Yuan's inquiry session, where Economic Minister Guo Zhihui emphasized that current base load capacity can meet demand and that considering nuclear power is not yet regulated by current laws. Various lawmakers raised concerns about Taiwan's electricity stability amidst increasing foreign investment, prompting discussions on future electricity costs and subsidies, with the Premier affirming the government's commitment to a stable supply without price hikes.
Source: YAHOO