• Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2009

        Measure Governing Oil in Emergency Management

        The law empowers Chinese Taipei's central authority to implement oil demand restraint measures during emergencies, as defined in Article 21 of the Petroleum Administration Law. These include quotas, price controls, stockpile adjustments, and distribution priorities to ensure supply stability and national security. A special emergency council coordinates enforcement and inter-agency collaboration.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2019

        Cyber Security Management Act

        The energy sector in Chinese Taipei is classified as critical infrastructure under the Cyber Security Management Act, which imposes strict obligations such as immediate incident reporting, regular audits, and the implementation of coordinated cybersecurity defense plans.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2022

        2050 Net Zero Pathway and Strategy - Wind and solar

        The government of Chinese Taipei aims to install off-shore wind turbines to reach a total 13.1GW capacity by 2030, and 44-55 GW by 2050. It also aims to install additional solar power capacities representing 30GW by 2030 and 40-80GW by 2050.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2022

        2050 Net Zero Pathway and Strategy - Hydrogen

        The government of Chinese Taipei aims to develop the production, import, transportation, storage of green hydrogen, and related electricity generation (targeting 91MW and 891MW in 2025 and 2030 respectively).

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2017

        Tax reduction for electric vehicles and hybrid cars

        The government of Chinese Taipei is implementing a tax reduction for electric and hybrid vehicles.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2022

        2050 Net Zero Pathway and Strategy

        To meet Chinese Taipei's 2050 net-zero commitment, the government enacted a 2050 net-zero strategy in 2022. The Strategy has four main transformation pillars (energy, industry, people and society) and 12 strategic areas- namely wind power/ solar photovoltaic energy, hydrogen energy, alternative energy e.g. geothermal and tidal, power systems and energy storage, energy efficiency, carbon capture, electric vehicles, zero waste recycling, natural carbon sinks, green living, green economy and just transition.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2022

        2050 Net Zero Pathway and Strategy - Alternative energy

        The government of Chinese Taipei aims to generate between 8 - 14 GW of electricity from alternative energy resources such as geothermal, biomass and tidal, and is earmarking corresponding budget support to build additional capacities.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2022

        2050 net zero pathway and strategy - power systems and energy storage

        The government of Chinese Taipei is earmarking specific budget support to strengthen electricity grid operational resilience, build system integration capability and deploy 5.5GW of energy storage capacity by 2030.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2018

        Minimum Energy Performance Standards for Dehumidifier

        Certification for dehumidifiers under Chinese Taipei Energy Label program has been available since 2001. It was then made mandatory in 2011 and revised in January 2018. The energy performance standard and label is applicable only to dehumidifiers with electric power not higher than 1000W at the present stage.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2023

        Climate Change Response Act

        The Climate Change Response Act defines Chinese Taipei's Net Zero Emissions by 2050 goal, and five-year periodic regulatory goals are set to attain it. To achieve net zero transition, the government puts emphasis on both reduction and adaptation, regularly reviewing and formulating action guidelines for the national response to climate change.

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