Artificial Intelligence has the potential to deliver multiple benefits to society but it should not come at the expense of net zero ambitions.

By Bart Linssen

Repowering onshore wind turbines in Taiwan presents a significant opportunity to enhance the efficiency and capacity of the country's renewable energy sector.

By Bart Linssen with contributions from Raoul Kubitschek

Mandatory auditory turning alarms are an annoying form of noise pollution and may be ineffective as a way to reduce accidents. Authorities should consider some good alternatives.

By Bart Linssen

Energy storage systems are an essential element in Taiwan's energy transition

By Bart Linssen

Implications of insufficient guidelines for stakeholder engagement in Taiwan's renewable energy market.

By James McCatherin

Taiwan's new government will continue to promote renewable energy and net zero policies despite political challenges, necessitating stakeholder dialogue and collaboration. Just Transition principles offer a framework for balancing energy expansion with social equity. Corporations should also consider adopting a Just Transition as a core principle in their sustainable practices.

By Jason Wang, James McCatherin, and Wen Huang

Part 1: Does global policymaking offer any hope of a solution?

By Mike Jewell

Taiwan's offshore wind Round 3 has hit a dead-end: global inflation, government focus on protecting local industries and a lack of common ground amongst industry players are likely to accelerate the market downturn. For the offshore wind energy industry to prosper again, all involved parties need to reconfigure and adjust their views.

By Raoul Kubitschek 

Renewable energy development projects in Taiwan are being delayed by the lack of a clear legal definition of stakeholders and unclear permitting procedures but remedies are available that could turn things around. 

By Bart Linssen and Raoul Kubitschek