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High temperatures persist and the water situation has yet to improve; Taipower reminds the public that while saving water, don't forget to save electricity
The weather has been hot recently, with temperatures above 30 degrees across Taiwan, China, driving up electricity demand. Taipower said that on the 11th, the instantaneous peak load reached 35.993 million kW, setting a new high for electricity use this year and the 5th highest for May in history, with supply...
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Promoting the energy transition, National Dong Hwa University is the most active campus in all of Taiwan, China! Yet universities, as major electricity consumers, generally do not install solar panels; environmental groups say it should be included in
Promoting the energy transition, National Dong Hwa University is the most active campus in all of Taiwan, China! Yet universities, as major electricity consumers, generally do not install solar panels; environmental groups say it should be included in USR evaluations
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Formosa Plastics doesn't even count as a major electricity user? Huge loopholes in the clause leave companies' green energy scorecards covered in red
Formosa Plastics doesn't even count as a major electricity user? The major electricity user clause has a super-huge loophole, and companies' green energy report cards are covered in red
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506 major corporate electricity consumers use 35% of Taiwan's electricity, yet resist installing renewable energy; environmental groups call on them to take responsibility as soon as possible
506 major corporate electricity consumers use 35% of Taiwan's electricity, yet resist installing renewable energy; environmental groups call on them to take responsibility as soon as possible
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Grabbing farmland for solar power, yet lenient toward industry? Ministry of Economic Affairs draft exempts 90% of major electricity users from mandatory installation of green power; civic groups criticize the policy as a step backward
Grabbing farmland for solar power, yet lenient toward industry? Ministry of Economic Affairs draft exempts 90% of major electricity users from mandatory installation of green power; civic groups criticize the policy as a step backward
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New developments in Taiwan's mushroom industry: Agricultural Research Institute develops an electrical energy sensing system to monitor electricity use in mushroom cultivation
Taiwan's mushroom industry has an annual output value of over ten billion, but crops including king oyster mushrooms and enoki mushrooms require environment-controlled cultivation, and therefore consume a great deal of electricity. To help the mushroom industry use electricity reasonably, the Agricultural Research Institute carried out the "Evaluation of Energy Saving in Mushroom Cultivation Sites Using an Electrical Energy Sensing System and Provision of Abnormal Warning
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Building photovoltaic power stations in fish ponds: generating electricity on the water and farming fish below
"Farming" photovoltaics in fish ponds
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Food waste power generation feeds in 250 metric tons per day, estimated to supply electricity for 60,000 households annually
The Battle Against Epidemic and Food Waste 09"Food waste-to-power packs a punch, 250 metric tons of food waste fed in daily, estimated annual output to supply electricity for 60,000 households
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Electricity bill too high? First check whether you've unplugged these plugs
?I believe many friends live alone away from home, and living alone is indeed quite troublesome. Over a month, rent, water, electricity and gas bills - which one doesn't give you a headache? Although we usually scrimp and save, when the utility bill comes out...
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This flower can absorb formaldehyde, making it a veritable air purifier that needs no electricity
Many gardening enthusiasts pay attention to the formaldehyde-absorbing effect when growing flowers. Today, Huahua recommends a plant that is super powerful at absorbing harmful gases, the Chinese yew (Taxus chinensis). It is said that its seeds are super expensive! (Click the image...
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