
Daisy Chuang
Currently a Chinese-language reporter covering energy, sustainability, and carbon markets. Previously served as a technology and energy reporting editor at TechNews. Has long covered topics including renewable energy, fossil fuels and nuclear power, green finance, and the power sector.
Has interviewed stakeholders across industry, government, and academia, including energy companies and the Minister of Environment. Has also reported from major energy exhibitions in Taiwan, as well as international events such as Renewable Energy Markets Asia (REM Asia) in Singapore and Tokyo Energy Week.
Has interviewed stakeholders across industry, government, and academia, including energy companies and the Minister of Environment. Has also reported from major energy exhibitions in Taiwan, as well as international events such as Renewable Energy Markets Asia (REM Asia) in Singapore and Tokyo Energy Week.

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iPhone Duo carbon footprint hits recent high as manufacturing electricity comes into focus
Apple's iPhone Duo carbon footprint hits 93 kg CO₂e, 69% above the iPhone 17. Learn why manufacturing electricity is now key for Taiwan suppliers.
September 14, 2026
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Taiwan expands access to community power projects, but incentives still fall short
Taiwan is easing rules for community power projects, but subsidies cover just 5% of rooftop solar costs. Experts point to financing gaps, red tape and low public awareness as key barriers to residential renewable energy adoption.
August 31, 2026
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Taiwan's energy law amendment passes as revised power generation, storage rules spark debate
Taiwan eases major electricity users' storage rules, but a 5,000 kW threshold leaves 40% of grid demand uncovered.
August 21, 2026
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Taiwan’s rooftop solar policy shift exposes 20-year maintenance challenge for residential buildings
Taiwan's rooftop solar rules took effect Aug. 1 but excluded homes, exposing 20-year maintenance and insurance risks.
August 19, 2026
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As Taiwan’s green finance tops $166 billion, how can SMEs secure funding?
Taiwan's green finance has topped $166 billion, but small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) still struggle to access funding due to data gaps. See how transition finance can close the divide.
August 14, 2026
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Taiwan offshore wind enters new phase, but supply chain and port challenges remain
Taiwan targets 24.7–27.9 GW offshore wind by 2039, raising its annual goal from 1.5 to 2 GW to meet surging AI and semiconductor electricity demand—though port capacity and supply chain gaps remain key hurdles.
August 13, 2026
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Indonesia reopens forestry carbon credit exports, but bigger challenge lies at home
Indonesia reopened international forestry carbon credit exports and launched a new SRUK registry, but an expert says its domestic carbon market remains sluggish.
August 10, 2026
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Why contaminated soybean oil qualifies for biodiesel but not SAF
Taiwan’s investigation into Central Union’s benzo[a]pyrene (BaP) contamination is ongoing. Authorities have traced about 1,300 metric tons of affected soybean oil to Formosa Oilseed Processing (588 metric tons), Fwusow Industry (421 metric tons) and Taisu
August 05, 2026