Under the collaboration of the Legislative Yuan, administrative agencies, and various sectors, the amendments to the “Renewable Energy Development Act” was passed on the third reading on 5/29, further enhancing the development of renewable energy in Taiwan. This amendment is in response to international development trends and the proactive expectations of the general public regarding renewable energy development. It includes the addition of regulations for “solar photovoltaic installation in buildings” and a dedicated chapter for “geothermal energy,” establishing a favorable environment for diversified renewable energy development in Taiwan’s future. Additionally, it addresses offshore wind power, small hydropower, and biomass energy generation projects by removing site restrictions to maximize their diverse benefits. It also amends incentives for the installation of renewable energy in public buildings to demonstrate leadership and expands incentives for the thermal utilization of waste in renewable energy.
The amendment to the “Renewable Energy Development Act” provides the release of potential areas for renewable energy and integrates relevant administrative procedures in a direction that promotes consistency, simplicity, and the removal of limitations. This strengthens the pathway to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, harnessing the collective efforts of the people to create clean electricity and clean air for the future of our planet. It aims to achieve the sustainable energy transformation of Taiwan’s energy, industry, and environment.
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