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Taiwan Premier Cho assures power supply through 2030 after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns the island needs more energy for AI growth and manufacturing.

Taiwan Power Company has applied to reactivate the Third Nuclear Power Plant, pending Nuclear Safety Commission review. Safety inspections and licensing are required.

Anti-nuclear protesters rallied outside Taiwan’s Executive Yuan, accusing President Lai of betraying election promises on energy conservation and nuclear power.

Taiwan plans to reactivate nuclear plants as President Lai Ching-te announces assessments are underway. Taiwan Power Co. will submit a plan by March’s end.

Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen discusses U.S. concerns over Taiwan’s energy supply, highlighting potential impacts on livelihood and security. President Lai considers nuclear plant restarts.

Iran’s attack on QatarEnergy’s LNG facility disrupts exports, causing potential energy shortages in Europe and Asia. Taiwan plans to shift LNG imports to the U.S. and advances nuclear plant inspections.

Taiwan’s third nuclear plant may restart in 2028, but uncertainties remain. NSC Chair Chen Ming-chen highlights variables like Taipower’s readiness and report completeness.

Taiwan’s environment minister announced plans to submit a reoperation proposal for nuclear plants No. 2 and No. 3 to the Nuclear Safety Commission in March. The Ministry of Environment emphasizes environmental considerations in the review process.

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Nuclear waste storage is a contentious issue. A referendum on Nuclear Plant 3 failed. Legislator Chen proposed storing waste on Erdan Island. Taiwan must address nuclear waste storage.

Legislator Chen Yu-jen opposes storing nuclear waste in Kinmen, suggesting Erdan Island as a safer alternative. A proposal to store waste in high-approval counties gains support.

Taiwan votes on recalling seven Kuomintang legislators and restarting the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant. President Lai and other leaders emphasize the importance of this pivotal referendum.

Voters in Kaohsiung City participated in a referendum on restarting the No. 3 nuclear plant. A brief power outage at polling stations caused a stir but did not affect voting.

Voters in Taichung cast ballots in a nuclear power plant referendum and recall elections for three KMT legislators. Key figures, including Chiang Chi-chen and Yang Chiung-ying, participated early, sharing personal insights.

Taiwan voters participate in legislative recalls and nuclear power referendum Saturday. Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen and senior officials cast ballots as 2.4 million residents decide on Third Nuclear Power Plant restart and legislator recalls.

Taiwanese voters cast ballots Saturday in a crucial referendum on restarting the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant, shut down in May. Premier Cho Jung-tai and Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Huang Kuo-chang urge participation as Taiwan debates its nuclear-free energy future.

TPC to inspect No. 3 plant safety regardless. Referendum set for Aug. 23 on plant reactivation. Tseng stresses international standards for upgrades. No. 3 plant inspection to complete in two years.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Deputy Speaker Chiang Chi-chen rally against recall votes in Taichung City, urging citizens to protect Taiwan’s democracy.

Taiwan’s economic minister announced that if the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant reopens after the Aug. 23 referendum, a full safety inspection will precede its operation.

The Democratic Progressive Party has appointed Hsu Kuo-yung as its new secretary-general. His experience will be key in election planning and party strategy.

Huang Kuo-chang praises Taipei City deputy mayor Lee Shu-chuan’s experience amid Lee’s interest in the 2026 New Taipei mayoral race. Huang campaigns for a nuclear power plant referendum.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te attended a renaming ceremony amid speculation of a cabinet reshuffle following failed recall votes. Pressure mounts with another recall vote and a nuclear power plant referendum approaching.

Kuomintang released a video parodying ＂Fight Back to School＂ and ＂South Park＂ to engage the public on democracy and nuclear power. The video sparked debate with the Democratic Progressive Party.

Taiwan debates nuclear power’s future as a referendum on Aug. 23 approaches. Proponents cite cost savings and energy needs, while opponents raise safety concerns.

Minister J.W. Kuo’s comments on the No. 3 Nuclear Power Plant’s operation sparked controversy in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan. TPP Chairman Kuo-Chang Huang criticized Kuo, demanding his resignation and highlighting public support for stable nuclear energy.