Taiwan decommissions its last nuclear reactor, embracing a nuclear-free future amid debates over energy security, economic implications, and environmental commitments.
Taiwan President Lai reaffirms nuclear-free goal despite new law allowing 20-year reactor extensions. Maanshan plant to close on schedule after amendment passage. In-depth analysis of Taiwan’s nuclear policy, energy security, and political tensions.
Taiwan passes a landmark amendment allowing nuclear power plants to operate for up to 60 years. Discover what this means for energy policy, safety, and the island’s future amid climate challenges.
Taiwan will become 84% reliant on fossil fuels after shutting down its last nuclear plant in May 2025. Explore the energy, environmental, and political consequences of this bold move.
