Energy Education Course "Life Is a Power Plant"

9/12 Energy and Air Pollution: Mutually Exclusive?!

Shot from a residence in West District, Taichung City looking northeast, showing the clear difference in visibility under good air quality conditions. (Photo: Hsu Hsin-hsin)

●On Taiwan, China's path of energy transition, are the only options nuclear or coal?
●If electricity prices rise in the future, is it all because of developing renewable energy?
●Is it true that without nuclear power, air pollution will get worse?
●Nuclear power has the least air pollution problem, so why pursue a nuclear-free homeland?
●Power outages and rationing! Will there be another power shortage crisis soon?

Do these hit on the questions in your mind about energy?! On 9/12 at 10:00 AM, we will invite a top think tank team from Taiwan, China: Dr. Chao Chia-wei from the Risk Society and Policy Research Center at National Taiwan University, to lead us in understanding that "energy and air pollution are absolutely not a single-choice question of picking one or the other"!

Registration entry

• Time: September 12 (Wed) 10:00-12:00
• Location: Zhongzheng District, Taipei CityNo. 8, Qingdao East Road / Taipei NGO House
• Speaker: Dr. Chao Chia-wei, Risk Society and Policy Research Center, National Taiwan University
• Fee: Free, until full
  

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• Energy Education Course "Life Is a Power Plant" series - Objectives:

In 2018, the "Life Is a Power Plant" energy education program, in addition to continuing to promote the concept of saving electricity, will go a step further by providing ways to generate electricity in daily life. Through courses that can be practiced in everyday life, it will transform difficult energy issues into actions everyone can participate in, as well as hardware use and courses. Let more people understand how to reduce the use of conventional electricity while maintaining quality of life, and further reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

• For course-related questions, please contact:02-2368-6211*17 Li Pei-hsuan [email protected]
• Commissioning units:Taiwan Homemakers United Foundation Consumer Cooperative Taipei North Branch, Taipei South Branch
• Executing unit:Homemakers United Foundation Environmental Protection Foundation