What is energy Taiwan?

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Is China affecting Taiwan's long-term energy security?

This dependency on foreign energy, particularly in a region where China’s influence is expanding, raises concerns about Taiwan’s long-term energy security. Geopolitical tensions could disrupt supply chains, driving up costs and exacerbating energy shortages, potentially hampering Taiwan’s critical industries.

How much energy does Taiwan have?

Based on data from the Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs (2008a) and the Taiwan Power Company (2008a), the energy supply in Taiwan grew from 41.61 million kLOE (thousand liters of oil equivalent) in 1986 to 138.8 million kLOE in 2006, with an annual growth rate averaging 6.2%.

Does Taiwan rely on foreign energy?

Taiwan’s extreme reliance on imported energy sources poses significant risks. Nearly 98 percent of its fossil fuels are imported, primarily from the Middle East. This dependency on foreign energy, particularly in a region where China’s influence is expanding, raises concerns about Taiwan’s long-term energy security.

What is Taiwan's energy policy?

Since the 1990s, Taiwan’s energy policy has focused on sustainable development, and its core principle has been shifted to the balancing of the “three Es”, seeking a “Win-Win-Win Solution” for energy security, environment protection, and economic competitiveness.

What is Taiwan's energy mix?

Taiwan’s energy mix is imbalanced and heavily dependent on imports. As of last year, fossil fuels accounted for a staggering 81.8 percent of the nation’s electricity generation.