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Launch of ECCT-CPC Publication: Energy for the Next Generation-Shaping Taiwan's Energy Transition 歐洲商會-中油公司「下一世代能源:共策台灣能源轉型」報告書發表

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Launch of ECCT-CPC Publication: Energy for the Next Generation-Shaping Taiwan's Energy Transition 歐洲商會-中油公司「下一世代能源:共策台灣能源轉型」報告書發表

2018/05/30       12:00 - 14:00      Premium Event / 菁英午餐會      Speaker:Dr Shen Jong-Chin
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Guest of Honour
Dr Shen Jong-Chin, Minister, Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA)Publication Presenters
Bart Linssen, ECCT LCI Steering Committee
Dr Tai Chein, Chairman, CPC Corporation, Taiwan
Dr Niven Huang, General Manager, KPMG Sustainability ConsultingSpecial Guests
Dr Yang Wei-fuu, Chairman, Taiwan Power Company
Dr Lin Chuan-Neng, Director General, Bureau of Energy, MOEA

12:00 - 14:00, Wednesday, 30 May 2018 
Grand Hyatt Taipei, Residence I (1F) /台北君悅酒店 君寓I (一樓)
2 Song Shou Road, Taipei / 中華民國台北市11051松壽路二號

 

The European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan's (ECCT) Low Carbon Initiative (LCI), in conjunction with China Petroleum Corporation (CPC) and partners in government and industry, has conducted research for the report "Energy for the Next Generation - Shaping Taiwan's Energy Transition" to be launched at this Premium Event. The report provides a summary of Taiwan's energy status in a global context and the prospects for its transition. This includes an examination of the risks and challenges, such policy stability and grid infrastructure that will need to be overcome if Taiwan is reach its renewable energy targets, as well as the prospects for Taiwan of developing into a service- and- supply hub for renewable energy in the Asia Pacific region.

In addition, the report features Taiwan energy policies and renewable deployment plans provided by Taiwan's Bureau of Energy (BOE) and Taiwan Power Company (TPC) that could be implemented to help shape Taiwan's energy transition.

The Taiwan government has established clear goals for Taiwan's energy transition with milestones to meet the target of 20% of electricity generation from renewables by 2025 to be derived mainly from 20 gigawatts (GW) of solar photovoltaic installed capacity, 5.5GW of offshore wind and 1.2GW of onshore wind. Along with the plans, the government has started to support the development of the necessary harbour and electricity grid infrastructure necessary for the build out of grid connections for wind farms. A case in point is the wind energy sector, which has already drawn multiple European companies across the supply chain to set up regional Asia Pacific operation centres in Taiwan. If others follow, this has the potential to create thousands more jobs for Taiwan's next generation.

Event rate: NT$1,800 for ECCT members; NT$2,500 for non-members
Cancellation date: 24 May 2018 (cancellation after this date or in case of no-show full rate will be charged)

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Event Details

Date: 2018/05/30
Time: 12:00 - 14:00
Registration Deadline: 2018/05/28
Venue: Grand Hyatt Taipei, Residence One(1F) / 台北君悅大飯店 君寓一(1F)
Address: 2 Songshou Road, Taipei / 台北市松壽路2號
Cost: NT$1,800 for members; NT$2,500 for members guest(s);