Secretariat TPR |
WT/TPR/S/448/REV.1 |
S-1§5 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
Sectors |
General environmental reference |
Energy |
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1.5. (...) Driven by significant capital expenditures in the semiconductors, renewable energy, and telecommunications industries, gross fixed capital formation posted robust annual growth throughout the review period, reaching double-digit rates in 2019 and 2021 (Table 1.1).
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Secretariat TPR |
WT/TPR/S/448/REV.1 |
S-Summary§19 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
Sectors |
Other environmental requirements |
Energy |
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19. The combined share of renewable sources in total energy supply, albeit still modest, has been on the rise, underpinned by guaranteed feed in tariffs and regulations requiring large industrial consumers to take part in the green energy transition. Chinese Taipei has also been implementing an industrial policy for offshore wind power generation. In 2023, Chinese Taipei upgraded its framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and set a formal goal to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. (...)
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Emissions
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Climate
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-3§44 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
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Energy, Other |
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3.44. In response to post-pandemic recovery and sustainable development, the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, as a reliable global supply chain partner, is committed to adopting open and equitable trade measures and good regulatory practices to foster structural reforms and strengthen collaborations in trade facilitation with other APEC economies. Various initiatives have been put forward in areas such as (...) renewable energy, indigenous rights, and sustainable oceans. These proposals aim to support the objectives of the APEC, promoting inclusivity and sustainable growth.
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-3§24 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
Trade Policy Framework |
Other support measures, Other measures |
Energy, Manufacturing, Other |
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3.24. The government is reducing its dependence on imported energy by expanding the installation of renewable energy sources. The goal is to reduce energy import dependency to below 50% by 2050. By leveraging ICT advantages, the aim is to align industries with the global supply chain and green initiatives, thereby establishing low-carbon business models and green supply chains. In addition, through public dialogue, efforts are being made to enhance awareness of climate change and promote the adoption of low-carbon lifestyles. Activities to communicate with the public are being conducted to discuss the potential impacts of efforts toward net-zero emissions and the development of relevant supportive measures. The aim is to ensure that climate transition aligns with the principles of social equity.
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-3§18 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
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Energy |
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3.18. (...) In the area of green energy technologies, investment in offshore wind power and solar power has also reached TWD 1 trillion.
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-3§17 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
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Energy, Manufacturing |
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3.17. On the basis of the 5+2 Industrial Innovation Plan, the government further initiated the Program for Promoting Six Core Strategic Industries in May 2020. The Program covers (...) the green and renewable energy industry (...)
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-3§16 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
Trade Policy Framework |
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Energy, Manufacturing, Other |
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3.16. To accelerate industry transformation and development, the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu is dedicated to building a new economic model that strives for sustainable development around its core principles of innovation, strong employment, and equitable distribution. (...) The 5+2 Industrial Innovation Plan was introduced in 2016 and covers intelligent machinery, the Asia Silicon Valley, green energy, biomedicine, defense and aerospace, new agriculture, and the circular economy. (...)
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Recycle
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-3§13 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
Trade Policy Framework |
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Energy, Manufacturing |
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3.13. On the other hand, the government has intensified its efforts to attract investment from multinational corporations, with a focus on high-tech industries such as critical materials and equipment for the semiconductor sector, as well as renewable energy. (...)
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WT/TPR/G/448 |
G-2§7 |
Chinese Taipei |
2023 |
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Energy |
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2.7. (...) On the other hand, while inbound investment experienced a decline during the pandemic, there was a significant increase of 75.73% in 2022 compared to the previous year, attributed to green energy investments.
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WT/TPR/S/437/REV.1 |
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2023 |
Trade Policy Framework |
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Energy, Other |
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2.21. Invest Saint Vincent and the Grenadines was established in August 2009 as the official investment agency. The agency's mandate is to attract FDI to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines directed mainly to seven specific sectors (tourism development, agro-processing, renewable energy, light manufacturing, international financial services, information and telecommunications technology, and creative industries (film, music, and fashion)). Its main mission is to: (i) achieve sustainable economic development through investment promotion and export development; and (ii) be the nation's driver of economic growth through investment promotion and export development.
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