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UK–Taiwan Celebrate 20 Years of Renewable Energy Partnership; Advancing Toward a Net-Zero Future
Apr. 09 2026
UK–Taiwan Celebrate 20 Years of Renewable Energy Partnership; Advancing Toward a Net-Zero Future
The British Office Taipei and Taiwan's Energy Administration under the Ministry of Economic Affairs jointly hosted the "UK–Taiwan 20th Anniversary Renewable Energy Gala Dinner" on April 1, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Taipei. The event brought together senior government officials and industry representatives from both sides. UK Trade Envoy to Taiwan, Lord Faulkner of Worcester, and Director-General Chuang Ming-chi attended the event, marking two decades of close collaboration and celebrating the remarkable evolution of offshore wind energy from early-stage planning to a mature industry.
Taiwan Launches Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Auction Mechanism with 3.6GW Capacity Target
Mar. 31 2026
Taiwan Launches Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Auction Mechanism with 3.6GW Capacity Target
On the 27th, the MOEA announced the "Directions for Allocating Installed Capacity of Offshore Wind Potential Zones" guidelines for offshore wind zonal development Round 3, following 2 briefing sessions and 3 stakeholder consultation meetings. The application process will commence on April 1, 2026, with a six-month preparation period provided to developers. Submissions will close on September 30, and the selection results are scheduled to be announced before the end of the year.
AI-driven Fossil Power Growth for Taiwan Semiconductors Risks 90 lives, Half a Billion USD in Economic Losses by 2030
Mar. 25 2026
AI-driven Fossil Power Growth for Taiwan Semiconductors Risks 90 lives, Half a Billion USD in Economic Losses by 2030
A joint report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) and Greenpeace estimates that continued reliance on fossil-based electricity could result in approximately 90 premature deaths, 19,000 work absences, and 277 cases of childhood asthma, alongside economic losses of up to USD 500 million by 2030.
Formosa 2 Achieves Landmark Refinancing, Setting Multiple Milestones for Taiwan and APAC Offshore Wind
Mar. 25 2026
Formosa 2 Achieves Landmark Refinancing, Setting Multiple Milestones for Taiwan and APAC Offshore Wind
Formosa 2 Offshore Wind Farm (Formosa 2) on 23rd announced the successful completion of its refinancing, securing approximately NT$58.9 billion. This transaction marks the first completed offshore wind refinancing in both Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific region. The deal received an enthusiastic response from the financial market, achieving more than two times oversubscription and setting a new benchmark in Taiwan's offshore wind financing history.
South Korea Introduces Government-Led Offshore Wind Zoning System to Streamline Development
Mar. 24 2026
South Korea Introduces Government-Led Offshore Wind Zoning System to Streamline Development
The South Korean government is set to overhaul its offshore wind power development framework by introducing a planned site designation system, under which suitable locations will be identified in advance by the state. In parallel, a pan-governmental integrated body will handle permitting procedures in a streamlined manner, replacing the fragmented approval process previously led by private developers.
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OMNI Features｜Consultation on UK's Clean Energy Substation Near Chesterfield Opens．JERA and ReNew Partner on Green Ammonia Production Project
Apr. 24 2024
OMNI Features｜Consultation on UK's Clean Energy Substation Near Chesterfield Opens．JERA and ReNew Partner on Green Ammonia Production Project
National Grid has proposed to build a substation, and a consultation on plans for a new clean energy substation has been launched. This new 400 kV substation is part of the Brinsworth to High Marnham project, which will also include upgrading existing overhead electricity lines, which will be an extension of a current site in Cock Alley, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire, to transport power generated from offshore wind.
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OMNI Features｜The Stockholm Central Low Emission Zone Has Been Approved By the EU to Ban Gasoline And Diesel Vehicles by 2025．Ecuador's Energy Crisis Has Prompted The President To Declare A State Of Emergency．Taiwan has Made Significant Strides in Reducing Shopping Plastic Usage Over 22 Years
Apr. 23 2024
OMNI Features｜The Stockholm Central Low Emission Zone Has Been Approved By the EU to Ban Gasoline And Diesel Vehicles by 2025．Ecuador's Energy Crisis Has Prompted The President To Declare A State Of Emergency．Taiwan has Made Significant Strides in Reducing Shopping Plastic Usage Over 22 Years
The European Commission has approved the implementation of a three-level low-emission zone that prohibits the driving of petrol or diesel vehicles in the central area of Stockholm, which will be the first city in the world to ban the driving of gasoline and diesel vehicles in parts of the city center. The area includes nearly 20 blocks surrounded by major roads such as Kungsgatan, Birger Jarlsgatan, Hamngatan, and Sveavägen. Only electric vehicles and low-emission gas-fired vehicles are allowed to enter, while low-emission hybrid vehicles are allowed to drive during peak traffic hours. The new law will come into force on December 31 this year.
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OMNI Features｜Keppel Greenlights Construction of Its First $750m Hydrogen Power Plant in Singapore．Macquarie Moves 17 GW Green Portfolio to Energy And Climate Fund
Apr. 23 2024
OMNI Features｜Keppel Greenlights Construction of Its First $750m Hydrogen Power Plant in Singapore．Macquarie Moves 17 GW Green Portfolio to Energy And Climate Fund
Keppel Infrastructure is moving forward with its plan to build the first hydrogen-ready power plant in Singapore. It has earmarked approximately $750 million for the project, which will become operational in 2026.
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Five Northern European Countries Join Forces to Cross-Border CO2 Storage
Apr. 23 2024
Five Northern European Countries Join Forces to Cross-Border CO2 Storage
Five northern European countries – Denmark, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Sweden – have laid the foundations for Europe's carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure by joining forces to conclude arrangements on the transport and storage of carbon across borders.
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OMNI Features｜Germany Has Inaugurated Its "Hydrogen Core Network"．The Recovery of Brazil's Native Vegetation Has Been Slow．TSC Launch Its First Citizen Power Plant Tender in Photovoltaic
Apr. 22 2024
OMNI Features｜Germany Has Inaugurated Its "Hydrogen Core Network"．The Recovery of Brazil's Native Vegetation Has Been Slow．TSC Launch Its First Citizen Power Plant Tender in Photovoltaic
Germany is set to invest 20 billion euros in the construction of approximately 9,700 kilometers of hydrogen network. This initiative, which has received approval from the Bundestag and awaits a vote by the Bundesrat, is designed to advance the transition towards a climate-friendly economy. The hydrogen infrastructure will find applications in heating, aviation, shipping, and other sectors, potentially replacing coal or natural gas. The program is projected to operate until 2032, with the possibility of an extension until 2037 to alleviate the financial responsibilities of industry stakeholders.
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OMNI Features｜Australia Introduces the "Future Made in Australia Act" Allocating Public Funds to the Manufacturing and Clean Energy Sectors．Venezuela's Fishery Declines－Jellyfish Proliferation Linked to Rising Sea Temperatures．Over 56,000 Old Motorcycles Replaced with EV and Mostly Used for TSMC Offset
Apr. 15 2024
OMNI Features｜Australia Introduces the "Future Made in Australia Act" Allocating Public Funds to the Manufacturing and Clean Energy Sectors．Venezuela's Fishery Declines－Jellyfish Proliferation Linked to Rising Sea Temperatures．Over 56,000 Old Motorcycles Replaced with EV and Mostly Used for TSMC Offset
Australia recently announced the introduction of the "Future Made in Australia Act," allocating public funds to the manufacturing and clean energy sectors to foster a more resilient economy. This initiative aims to compete with other nations, such as the United States "The Inflation Reduction Act." Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that Australia will leverage new means to advance national interests and introduce new products and services to new markets. The new legislation will stimulate increased investment in renewable energy resources, including green hydrogen and battery production for green metals, creating more job opportunities and ensuring economic competitiveness.
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OMNI Features｜European Court Rules Governments Must Prevent Global Warming or Risk Human Rights Violations．Greek Government Adjusts Energy Goals．TCX's Carbon Credit Trading Platform Surpasses 100 Accounts
Apr. 11 2024
OMNI Features｜European Court Rules Governments Must Prevent Global Warming or Risk Human Rights Violations．Greek Government Adjusts Energy Goals．TCX's Carbon Credit Trading Platform Surpasses 100 Accounts
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled that the Swiss government's failure to take adequate action to prevent extreme climate events infringed upon the basic human rights of its citizens and families. It demands enhanced carbon reduction efforts to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement and a resetting of carbon emission targets for 2030. Over 2,000 elderly women filed a lawsuit last year, citing health and survival risks from heatwaves and alleging the Swiss government's failure to mitigate global warming constituted a violation of their rights. After a year-long legal battle, they emerged victorious. Non-governmental organization Avaaz welcomed the verdict as a legal blueprint for citizens to hold governments accountable on climate issues.
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JUMBO Consulting Group Expands into the Philippine Market
Apr. 11 2024
JUMBO Consulting Group Expands into the Philippine Market
JUMBO Consulting Group announced its entry into the Philippines market, marking a significant advancement in the company's mission to provide top-notch procurement, contract management, and consultancy services in the offshore wind industry. This expansion demonstrates its commitment to supporting clients' projects worldwide and highlights its dedication to assisting the Philippines in achieving its clean energy objectives..
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Star Exchange Signs Green Lease Agreement with Cathay Life Insurance
Apr. 11 2024
Star Exchange Signs Green Lease Agreement with Cathay Life Insurance
HD Renewable Energy's subsidiary, "Star Exchange," signed a 20-year MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with semiconductor giant ASE Technology Holding in the first quarter of 2024, followed by a green lease agreement with Cathay Life Insurance. Starting this year, Star Exchange will begin supplying green energy to Cathay Life Insurance's office buildings, making it easier for tenants to access green energy. The initial estimate for the contract period is to supply at least 325 million kWh of electricity.
