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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

Although the Lai administration is moving to restart nuclear power, the nuclear-free homeland policy has cost the public hundreds of billions of dollars. Anti-nuclear activists have reiterated their opposition to any restart. Photo by Chao Shih-hsun, Cent

Taiwan's Nuclear-Free Anniversary Is a Reckoning, Not a Celebration

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

Speaking at an event in Taichung, Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said the Ministry of Economic Affairs has indicated that Nuclear Power Plants 2 and 3 meet the criteria for restarting operations. (Photo/CNA)

Reversing Course: Taiwan Eyes Nuclear Restart After Costly Decade-Long Phaseout

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) publicly stated that an assessment of restarting Nuclear Second and Third Power Plants will be submitted to the Nuclear Safety Commission by the end of the month, sending shockwaves through the pan-green camp. (CNA)

Lai Must Own Taiwan's Nuclear Pivot as the DPP Faces Reality

The image shown is the No. 4 Nuclear Power Plant — Taiwan Power Company's Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant. (Photo by Yan Lin-yu)

Is Nuclear Power Safe? Three Nuclear Disasters — and What Was Kept From the Public

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