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Inside Smart Energy Week 2026: How Taiwan companies are tapping Japan’s hydrogen push from microgrids to hydrogen buses
Among the 17 priority sectors in Japan’s national growth strategy, energy stands out as a key pillar of industrial competitiveness. Within this, hydrogen is identified alongside green steel and perovskite solar cells as a critical technology.
March 19, 2026
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Inside Smart Energy Week 2026: TPE Energy, HDRE target energy storage and power markets with three key strategies
Japan Smart Energy Week 2026 was held in Tokyo from March 17 to 19, spotlighting the country’s push toward a more diversified energy mix.
March 18, 2026
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Oil above $100 amid Iran war: How investors see global energy investment
The conflict between the U.S. and Iran has entered its second week, pushing up prices of oil, natural gas and other energy commodities. Volatility in global energy markets has raised concerns that the conflict could further disrupt energy supply chains.
March 11, 2026
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Taiwan’s rooftop solar mandate nears launch amid safety, cost, housing price concerns
The mandatory rooftop solar requirement for large buildings in Taiwan will take effect this August. Authorities estimate the measure could add around 660 MW of installed capacity each year.
February 13, 2026
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Taiwan-U.S. tariffs spur 250-billion-dollar investment, opening new energy cooperation beyond oil and gas
Taiwan and the U.S. have recently concluded tariff negotiations, with Taiwan securing a 15% non-stacking tariff rate. As part of the agreement, Taiwanese companies committed to independently invest USD 250 billion in the U.S.
February 02, 2026
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Phase 3-3 turns the tide: ESG to shape Taiwan’s offshore wind landscape
The long-awaited draft of Taiwan’s phase 3-3 offshore wind zonal development introduces major shifts from phases 3-1 and 3-2—relaxing localization rules and ending zero-dollar bidding.
January 26, 2026
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BP subsidiary sees solar market reset as new rules push agri-solar back to professional development
Amendments to Taiwan’s three major solar regulations, which took effect at the end of 2025, tightened environmental review requirements and narrowed the scope of eligible development areas.
January 14, 2026