Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has secured 500-600MW of capacity in Taiwan’s Round III Zonal Development offshore wind auction.
Strong earthquake shakes Taiwan
A strong 5.9 magnitude earthquake jolted Taiwan on Thursday. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake struck the island nation about 27 kilometers (16.7 miles) off the ...
Earthquake jolts Taiwan’s east coast, buildings in Taipei shook for about a minute
The earthquake struck 29 kilometers (18 miles) southeast of Hualien, a city on Taiwan's east coast, the island’s Central Weather Bureau said. The depth was 5.7 kilometers (3.5 miles). Taiwan sits ...
Financial industry in Taiwan
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Concerns Increasing over Taiwan’s Semiconductor Sector
Taiwan is a semiconductor-centered economy. The annual output of the Taiwanese semiconductor industry is about 20 percent of Taiwan’s GDP and its semiconductor exports account for more than one-third ...
3 Days In Taipei Itinerary: What To See, Eat, and Do
Taipei, Taiwan is one of the most amazing cities in Asia. As the nation’s capital, it offers an exciting mix of culture, history, and entertainment. With its lively night markets, vibrant temples, and ...
Stronger Taiwan air force hangars seen to be no match for Chinese military’s new ballistic missiles
Taiwan aims to build 36 new missile-proof hangars at its Taichung airbase, but Chinese short-range missiles designed for precision strikes may render those plans futile, military experts say.
U.S. Needs to Clear $19B in Arms Sale Backlog to Taiwan, says HASC member
Shipping the $19 billion arms backlog that the U.S. has approved for Taiwan’s defense is even more important now in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a key Republican lawmaker said Wednesday.
China’s War Against Taiwan Has Already Started
News organizations in Taiwan described the incident as a national embarrassment, especially for a country whose leaders proclaim they have no need for support from China. Headlines declared, “To Get on the Bus,
Taiwan to surpass Japan in GDP per capita this year: JCER
The Japan Center for Economic Research said Wednesday it expects Taiwan to pull ahead this year and South Korea in 2023 -- earlier than last year's forecast of 2028 and 2027, respectively.
China Imposes Import Restrictions On Goods From Taiwan, As Taipei Considers Going To WTO
Mainland China has imposed an import ban on 2,400 food and drink products, which amount to nearly US $228 million. Taiwan is considering going to WTO.
Is Taiwan losing its ‘silicon shield’? TSMC engineers relocate to US, sparking brain drain fears
With the construction of a massive fabrication plant by the island’s top chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) in the area, some 500 Taiwanese engineers and their families have ...
Is Hong Kong back to business as usual?
After more than two years under Beijing’s stringent pandemic rules, Hong Kong wants to prove that it can still be “Asia’s World City.” The Hang Seng Index has found a footing after losing roughly half ...
Taiwan Semiconductor: A Great Deal Amid Political Crisis
TSMC is a strategic company with a significant impact on the US and global national security. See why I believe TSM stock is investable despite geopolitical risk.
Taiwan reports record incursion by Chinese bomber aircraft
China has sent a record 18 nuclear-capable H-6 bomber aircraft into Taiwan's air defense zone, the island's Defense Ministry said Tuesday, as Beijing continues to step-up pressure on the self-ruled island.
CIP and Corio-Jera projects hail success in latest Taiwan offshore wind round
Island's government says further details to follow as 10 developments reportedly named on list after first round 3 auction