Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai also said the country was “open” to implementing new nuclear technology despite previous opposition over security issues.
As demand for electricity from companies like TSMC increases, the Taiwanese government is re-evaluating its position on nuclear energy.
This initiative makes sense, especially given rising electricity tariffs and the possibility of energy shortages.
With electricity consumption predicted to increase by 2030, nuclear power could be an important step in ensuring a stable energy supply for Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, one of the world’s key industries.
Source: Ferra
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