
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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Rewiring Asia: Why Taiwan struggles to plug into regional power grids
In this final installment of Rewiring Asia, RECCESSARY speaks with Walsin Lihwa—Taiwan’s first cable manufacturer to enter the subsea sector—and renewable energy supplier HDRE, which is expanding operations in the Philippines.
February 08, 2025
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Taiwan’s feed-in tariff system under scrutiny amid calls for reform
Taiwan’s feed-in tariff (FIT) system, a cornerstone policy for promoting renewable energy development, is facing growing debate. The Ministry of Economic Affairs recently announced its draft FIT rates for 2025, maintaining stable reductions for solar ener
December 17, 2024
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Taiwan faces energy storage project cancellation surge amid oversupplies
Taiwan has recently witnessed a wave of cancellations in energy storage projects. Notable companies like Tung Ho Steel, North Star Petroleum, and Chia Hsin Cement have halted their storage plans within just over a month. What is driving this trend in Taiw
September 11, 2024
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Taiwan urged to reevaluate offshore wind localization policy ahead of WTO talks with EU
Taiwan should revisit its offshore wind localization policy to capitalize on its strengths and better adapt to the maritime climate, according to Chien Lien-kuei (簡連貴), chairman of the Taiwan Wind Energy Association, in response to EU accusations at the W
August 30, 2024
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Data centers in Taiwan face power supply challenges
As international companies increasingly establish artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud data centers in Taiwan, concerns are rising over the country’s power supply. Following a series of recent power outages, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) delivered a s
August 21, 2024