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Chen Wen-shan, professor emeritus of geosciences at National Taiwan University, is widely recognized in Taiwan's geological community for his research on active faults. (File photo via YouTube)

Exclusive | Geologist Warns Taiwan Nuclear Plant 3 Sits 1km From Fault

Central Election Commission Chair Michael You (游盈隆) holds a press conference titled "Report to the People." (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

DPP Attack on Taiwan's Election Chief Backfires and Bolsters the CEC

President Lai Ching-te's invitation for Jensen Huang to tour a power plant amounts to asking the NVIDIA chief to serve as a prop for political theater — doing nothing to address Taiwan's actual electricity supply challenges. (AP)

Jensen Huang Keeps Sounding the Alarm. Lai Ching-te Keeps Missing the Point.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's public embrace of closer EU ties signals that the economic damage wrought by Brexit is finally being acknowledged, a decade after the fateful vote. (Photo: UK House of Commons)

Opinion | Brexit, Nuclear Phase-Outs, and a Decade of Policy Reckoning

A foreign natural gas vessel docked at CPC Corporation's LNG receiving terminal at Taichung Port. (CPC Corporation official website)

Taiwan Has 10 Days of Energy Reserves — A Retired U.S. Admiral Warns Beijing Knows It

CPC Corporation's LNG tanker, Taida No. 3. (CPC Corporation official website)

Beyond Qatar: Peter Kurz Warns China May Strangle Taiwan's Energy Lifeline Without Firing a Shot

Scholars believe that Nuclear Power Plant 3 is in the best overall condition and is the youngest unit. As long as safety inspections and reviews at each stage proceed smoothly, it could be restarted as early as next year. (Archive photo, courtesy of Taipo

Taiwan Eyes Nuclear Return, but the Real Crisis Is a Talent Drain

Premier Cho Jung-tai (left) appears before the Legislature for questioning, alongside Economics Minister Kuo Ming-hsin (right). (Photo: Tsai Chin-chieh)

Premier Cho Says Thank CPC — Taiwan's Taxpayers Should Ask Why

20240813 - Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant (Nuclear 4), operated by Taiwan Power Company. (Photo by Yen Lin-yu)

Taiwan Weighs Nuclear Return: Which Plant Can Restart First?

Taipower Chairman Tseng Wen-sheng revealed that future power demand growth will be 2.5 times higher than historical averages. (Photo / Chen Pin-yu)

Taiwan Faces Power Crisis as AI Boom Raises Electricity Demand

Computing power equals national power, but electricity has become AI's limiting factor. How should the government respond? Pictured: the decommissioned Third Nuclear Power Plant. (File photo, courtesy of Taipower)

Taiwan's Power Problem: How Energy Constraints Could Undermine AI Ambitions

As artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing continue to develop rapidly, demand for data centers has surged. (File photo, via freepik)

Taiwan's AI Data Center Capacity Lags Behind China Due to Power Constraints, Semiconductor Executive Warns

Taiwan Power Company returned to profitability last year. (Photo / Yan Lin-yu)

Taiwan Power Company Returns to Profit, Ending Taxpayer Bailouts