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A Decade of Investment and Partnership in Taiwan; Ørsted Unveils Dadu 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project
Oct. 15 2026
A Decade of Investment and Partnership in Taiwan; Ørsted Unveils Dadu 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project
Since establishing its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Taiwan in 2016, Ørsted has become one of the country's major foreign investors, ranking 2nd in cumulative foreign investment. The company has participated in the construction of 199 offshore wind turbines, representing nearly 2 GW of installed capacity.
Skyborn Renewables Opens 2026 Energy Taiwan with Offshore Wind Financing & Sustainability Forum, Partnering with Financial Institutions to Shape Taiwan's Next Decade
Oct. 15 2026
Skyborn Renewables Opens 2026 Energy Taiwan with Offshore Wind Financing & Sustainability Forum, Partnering with Financial Institutions to Shape Taiwan's Next Decade
Skyborn Renewables, a global offshore wind infrastructure platform, participated in Energy Taiwan 2026 and hosted the "Delivered. Offshore Wind Financing & Sustainability Forum" (Delivered. 離岸風電融資與永續發展論壇) on the first day of the exhibition.
11th Taiwan-Netherlands Energy and Innovation Cooperation Meeting Focuses on Offshore Multi-Energy Systems and Carbon Capture and Storage
Oct. 13 2026
11th Taiwan-Netherlands Energy and Innovation Cooperation Meeting Focuses on Offshore Multi-Energy Systems and Carbon Capture and Storage
The Energy Administration of Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), in collaboration with the Netherlands Office Taipei, held the 11th Taiwan-Netherlands Energy and Innovation Cooperation Meeting (第11屆臺荷能源與創新領域合作會議) on October 13, adopting a hybrid format with both in-person and online participation.
Vestas Completes Taiwan's First V236-15.0 MW™ Offshore Wind Turbine Hub Assembly Ahead of Schedule; Achieves Milestone in CIP's Fengmiao 1 Project
Oct. 13 2026
Vestas Completes Taiwan's First V236-15.0 MW™ Offshore Wind Turbine Hub Assembly Ahead of Schedule; Achieves Milestone in CIP's Fengmiao 1 Project
Vestas, a global leader in sustainable energy solutions, has completed the assembly of Taiwan's first V236-15.0 MW™ offshore wind turbine hub, marking a milestone in the introduction of next-generation offshore wind technology to Taiwan.
Linde LienHwa Connects Hydrogen Ecosystem Through Hydrogen-as-a-Service (HaaS), Boosting Decarbonization and Production Capacity by Up to 50%
Oct. 13 2026
Linde LienHwa Connects Hydrogen Ecosystem Through Hydrogen-as-a-Service (HaaS), Boosting Decarbonization and Production Capacity by Up to 50%
Taiwan's leading industrial gas supplier, Linde LienHwa (聯華林德), announced that its industrial decarbonization applications continue to expand. Its oxy-fuel combustion technology has been adopted by several prominent companies, including Taiwan Cement Corporation (TCC / 台泥), Walsin Lihwa (華新麗華), Jin Lian Cheng (金聯成) and Lo-Toun Steel and Iron Works (羅東鋼鐵).
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A Decade of Investment and Partnership in Taiwan; Ørsted Unveils Dadu 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project
Oct. 15 2026
A Decade of Investment and Partnership in Taiwan; Ørsted Unveils Dadu 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project
Since establishing its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Taiwan in 2016, Ørsted has become one of the country's major foreign investors, ranking 2nd in cumulative foreign investment. The company has participated in the construction of 199 offshore wind turbines, representing nearly 2 GW of installed capacity.
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Skyborn Renewables Opens 2026 Energy Taiwan with Offshore Wind Financing & Sustainability Forum, Partnering with Financial Institutions to Shape Taiwan's Next Decade
Oct. 15 2026
Skyborn Renewables Opens 2026 Energy Taiwan with Offshore Wind Financing & Sustainability Forum, Partnering with Financial Institutions to Shape Taiwan's Next Decade
Skyborn Renewables, a global offshore wind infrastructure platform, participated in Energy Taiwan 2026 and hosted the "Delivered. Offshore Wind Financing & Sustainability Forum" (Delivered. 離岸風電融資與永續發展論壇) on the first day of the exhibition.
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11th Taiwan-Netherlands Energy and Innovation Cooperation Meeting Focuses on Offshore Multi-Energy Systems and Carbon Capture and Storage
Oct. 13 2026
11th Taiwan-Netherlands Energy and Innovation Cooperation Meeting Focuses on Offshore Multi-Energy Systems and Carbon Capture and Storage
The Energy Administration of Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), in collaboration with the Netherlands Office Taipei, held the 11th Taiwan-Netherlands Energy and Innovation Cooperation Meeting (第11屆臺荷能源與創新領域合作會議) on October 13, adopting a hybrid format with both in-person and online participation.
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Vestas Completes Taiwan's First V236-15.0 MW™ Offshore Wind Turbine Hub Assembly Ahead of Schedule; Achieves Milestone in CIP's Fengmiao 1 Project
Oct. 13 2026
Vestas Completes Taiwan's First V236-15.0 MW™ Offshore Wind Turbine Hub Assembly Ahead of Schedule; Achieves Milestone in CIP's Fengmiao 1 Project
Vestas, a global leader in sustainable energy solutions, has completed the assembly of Taiwan's first V236-15.0 MW™ offshore wind turbine hub, marking a milestone in the introduction of next-generation offshore wind technology to Taiwan.
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Linde LienHwa Connects Hydrogen Ecosystem Through Hydrogen-as-a-Service (HaaS), Boosting Decarbonization and Production Capacity by Up to 50%
Oct. 13 2026
Linde LienHwa Connects Hydrogen Ecosystem Through Hydrogen-as-a-Service (HaaS), Boosting Decarbonization and Production Capacity by Up to 50%
Taiwan's leading industrial gas supplier, Linde LienHwa (聯華林德), announced that its industrial decarbonization applications continue to expand. Its oxy-fuel combustion technology has been adopted by several prominent companies, including Taiwan Cement Corporation (TCC / 台泥), Walsin Lihwa (華新麗華), Jin Lian Cheng (金聯成) and Lo-Toun Steel and Iron Works (羅東鋼鐵).
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Ocean Affairs Council Successfully Transforms Marine Waste into Green Building Materials－NKUST Develops Marine Waste Fiber-Reinforced Shotcrete
Oct. 08 2026
Ocean Affairs Council Successfully Transforms Marine Waste into Green Building Materials－NKUST Develops Marine Waste Fiber-Reinforced Shotcrete
The National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology develops marine waste fiber-reinforced shotcrete, supported by the OAC, and has successfully addressed the challenges posed by the fragile, erosion-prone mudstone badlands characteristic of southern Taiwan,
integrating smart sensing to strengthen coastal disaster resilience.
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Taipower's Taichung Power Plant's Coal-Fired Units Retire After 36 Years; Demolition Set for Completion in Early 2029
Oct. 07 2026
Taipower's Taichung Power Plant's Coal-Fired Units Retire After 36 Years; Demolition Set for Completion in Early 2029
Taichung Power Plant's coal-fired Units 1 & 2 were retired on Oct. 1 after ending operations on Sept. 30, marking the units' departure from Taiwan's power supply fleet. Taipower held a blessing ceremony on Oct. 7 to mark the start of a 28-month dismantling project, which is expected to be completed in early 2029.
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Fully Self-Developed AI-Controlled USVs and Federated Learning: OAC Builds a Stable and Secure New Defense Line for Smart Maritime Governance
Oct. 02 2026
Fully Self-Developed AI-Controlled USVs and Federated Learning: OAC Builds a Stable and Secure New Defense Line for Smart Maritime Governance
The Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) announced today (2) that, to accelerate the development and practical implementation of Taiwan's marine technologies and smart maritime applications, it subsidized the implementation of the "Feasibility and Stability Verification of Scalable USVs Applications under an AI Cruise and Federated Learning Architecture for New Maritime Objects" project through its Marine Science and Technology Project (海洋科技專案計畫).
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Offshore Wind Round 3-3 Application Deadline Closes; CIP and Ørsted Compete for 3.6 GW Development Capacity
Oct. 01 2026
Offshore Wind Round 3-3 Application Deadline Closes; CIP and Ørsted Compete for 3.6 GW Development Capacity
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) closed applications for the Offshore Wind Zonenal Development Round 3-3 on Sept. 30. By the deadline, 2 development teams representing 2 offshore wind farms had submitted applications in person, seeking to participate in the selection process for a total planned capacity of 3.6 GW.
