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There are reasons for optimism as China tries to tackle climate change.

Can Taiwan maintain reliable – and affordable – electricity prices even as it slashes greenhouse gas emissions?

With both nuclear power plants in northern Taiwan soon to shut down, a significant gap in power supply is looming.

Offshore wind has the potential to drive Taiwan’s shift from nuclear and fossil fuels. However, it is unlikely to be a panacea for a carbon-intensive, resource-poor energy system.