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Taiwan's Maanshan nuclear plant, seen from a beach in Hengchun on March 22, 2026. Its restart review has reached the final approval stage, and Japan's Hamaoka data scandal has put the verification of seismic calculations back in focus. (CNA)

Faked Quake Data Derails Japan Nuclear Restart As Taiwan Nears Its Own

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

The Lai government has confirmed it will restart nuclear power, but refuses to address Nuclear Plant No. 4. Pictured: Nuclear Plant No. 4. (File photo, Yen Lin-yu)

Politics, Not Engineering, Is Keeping Taiwan's Nuclear 4 Shut

The AI boom has pushed Taiwan's economy beyond "Goldilocks" territory — but the risks are real. Pictured: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visits Delta Electronics' booth at COMPUTEX.(CNA)

Taiwan's 10% GDP Surge Cannot Hide Its Structural Risks

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.

Taiwan's near-total dependence on imported energy makes its power grid a primary strategic target — and the window to fix it is narrowing. (Photo: Chang Yu-ping)

From Ukraine to Taiwan: Experts Reveal How Blockade Will Wipe Out Fuel Reserves in Weeks

Taiwan Power Company.(File Photo)

Nancy Pelosi's Visit, 3 Million Attacks: Inside Taiwan's Cyber Front Line

The Ministry of Economic Affairs is planning to restart Nuclear Power Plant 3, sparking debate over fuel rod compatibility. Photo by Huang Yu-ching, CNA, March 24, 2026

Taiwan's Nuclear Fuel Rod Dispute Masks a Trillion-Dollar Energy Policy Failure

CPC Corporation's LNG carrier Taiwan Star No. 3. (Photo courtesy of CPC Corporation)

Taiwan's Trillion-Dollar Energy Trap: Why the IMF Is Sounding the Alarm

Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant After Shutdown: Restart Debate Intensifies. Following the shutdown of Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 in 2025, Taiwan's nuclear power generation officially reached zero. However, calls for a restart have never ceased. Pres

Taiwan Nuclear Restart: Dry Storage Fix Nuclear Waste? Experts Break It Down

The restart of the Mailiao coal plant delivers a stinging slap to the ruling party's flawed energy policy. Pictured: the Mailiao power plant and port terminal (photo by Liao Yi-wen).

Taiwan Spent a Decade Phasing Out Coal. It Just Restarted a Coal Plant.

How AI chip manufacturing turns into air pollution — and a public health bill.(Provided by Taiwan Greenpeace)

Greenpeace, CREA Link Taiwan's AI Chip Boom to 90 Deaths by 2030

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

Observers see a nuclear comeback; officials see conditions. Pictured: the decommissioned Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant (Unit 3). (File photo, Taiwan Power Company)

Premier Cho on Nuclear Power: Evasion Dressed as Deliberation

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?

A fire at a Taipower substation serving Hsinchu Science Park sent thick smoke billowing into the sky, raising concerns over potential power supply disruptions to nearby chipmakers. (Photo provided by the public)

TSMC Operations Unaffected by Fire at Hsinchu Science Park Substation

The US-Iran conflict has caused international oil prices to soar, prompting Taiwan to implement gradual fuel price increases. (Associated Press)

Taiwan Sets Fuel Price Controls, Risks Increasing Public Debt

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