Taiwan is planning a massive clean energy spending spree until 2030 to redouble climate efforts after government officials said they were likely to miss 2025 targets. The government and state-owned companies plan to spend about NT$900 billion (US$32 billion) between 2022 and 2030 on renewable technologies, grid infrastructure and energy storage, according to a report posted on the National Development Council website on Wednesday. The report lays out a road map for the island to hit net-zero…
Source: SCMP
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Taiwan vows US$32 billon spree on clean energy as it lags on targets
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