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Fort Qihou

Fort Qihou lub Bateria Qihou (chiń. trad. 旗後砲台; pinyin Qíhou pàotái) – fort artyleryjski z końca XIX w. strzegący północnego wejścia do portu w Gaoxiongu. Znajduje się w dzielnicy Qijin. Historia Pierwotne umocnienia zbudowano w 1720 r. za panowania cesarza Kangxi. Po japońskiej interwencji na Tajwanie w 1874 r. zbudowano nowoczesny fort artyleryjski, w 1880 wyposażono go w nowe działa Armstronga. Podczas wojny chińsko-francuskiej nie odegrał żadnej roli, bo działania toczyły się wokół Keelungu na północy wyspy (okręty adm. Courbeta prowadziły daleką blokadę portu). Po wojnie chińsko japońskiej, na mocy Traktatu z Shimonoseki Tajwan został przekazany Japonii. Oddziały chińskie na wyspie stawiały jednak opór japońskiej inwazji. 12 października 1895, pod Gaoxiong podeszła eskadra adm. Arichi Shinanojō, w składzie: krążowniki pancernopokładowe „Yoshino”, „Naniwa”, „Akitsushima” i „Saien” (ex chiński „Jiyuan” zdobyty w Weihaiwei), małego krążownika „Yaeyama” i korweta pancerna „Hiei” i dwa transportowce. Japończycy ostrzegli, że następnego dnia rozpoczną działania, dając cudzoziemcom czas na ewakuację, co ci uczynili na pokładzie kanonierki HMS „Tweed”. Zgodnie z zapowiedzią, rankiem 13 października, krążowniki otworzyły ogień i po pół godzinie uciszyły chińskie baterie, które oddały łącznie 24 strzały (najcelniejszy pocisk wylądował ok. 450 m od japońskich okrętów). Forty zostały opanowane wczesnym popołudniem bez strat japońskich (zginęło 4 chińskich żołnierzy). Za panowania japońskiego fort nie był wykorzystywany. Po II wojnie światowej wzgórze Qihou zostało umocnione przez armię kuomintangowską (zachowały się gniazda karabinów maszynowych i stanowiska lekkiej artylerii wykute w skałach wzgórza). Konstrukcja Fort leży na wzgórzu Qihou, górującym bezpośrednio nad północnym wejściem do portu Gaoxiong, na wyspie Qijin stanowiącej naturalny falochron portu, niedaleko latarni morskiej. Fort został zbudowany według planu brytyjskiego inżyniera, H.W. Harwooda i składa się z trzech części: warownych koszarów, wokół kwadratowego placu broni; na dachu koszar jest parapet do obrony bliskiej. Z placu, przelotnia prowadzi do baterii, a brama wyjściowa na południe. Nad południową bramą znajdował się napis „Potężna obrona południa” (威震天南) – słowa „potężna obrona” (威震) zostały odstrzelone pociskiem japońskim z krążownika „Yoshino”; niekompletny napis jest ironiczną pamiątką historii; centralnego stanowiska dowodzenia; czworokątnej baterii artyleryjskiej, z czterema odkrytymi stanowiskami dla dział (dwa zwrócone na zachód i po jednym na północ i południe). Uzbrojenie stanowiły cztery gwintowane działa odprzodowe Armstronga, kalibru 7 cali (RML 7-inch 6½-ton). Obok stanowisk znajdują się schrony pogotowia w poprzecznicach. Dolny poziom zajmują schrony i składy amunicyjne. Dodatkowa, zachodnia brama jest obecnie głównym wejściem. Podnóże wzgórza było także umocnione, ale zachowały się jedynie fundamenty fortyfikacji. Przypisy Bibliografia James W. Davidson: The Island of Formosa, Past and Present. London: Macmillian & Co, 1903.
Linhai Industrial Park

The Linhai Industrial Park (Chinese: 臨海工業區; pinyin: Línhǎi Gōngyè Qū) is an industrial park located in Siaogang District and Cianjhen District of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. It near the Kaohsiung International Airport, No. 5 Container Center of Port of Kaohsiung and the terminal of National Highway No. 1. The Talin Power Plant, a fossil fuel power plant, is located near the park. And a reservoir called Fengshan Reservoir is to the south of park. Linhai Industrial Park is a major cluster of heavy industry in Taiwan. There are several of the largest producers in their industries situated in this industrial park, such as China Steel (steelmaker), CSBC Corporation (ship builder) and CPC Corporation (oil refiner). Furthermore, Linhai Industrial Park also has some manufacturers of machinery, steel, transportation and chemical industry. History The industrial park was originally established in 1960 and completed in January 1972. Transportation The area is accessible within walking distance south of Siaogang Station of Kaohsiung MRT. See also Economy of Taiwan References External links (in Chinese) Official website
Himax

Himax Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: HIMX) is a fabless semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Tainan City, Taiwan founded on 12 June 2001. The company is publicly traded and listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol HIMX. Himax Technologies Limited functions as a holding under the Cayman Islands Companies Law. Business overview Himax is a fabless semiconductor solution provider dedicated to display imaging processing technologies. It is a worldwide market leader in display driver ICs and timing controllers used e.g. in TVs, laptops, monitors, mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras, car navigation, virtual reality (VR) devices and other consumer electronics devices. Additionally, it designs and provides controllers for touch sensor displays, in-cell Touch and Display Driver Integration (TDDI) single-chip solutions, LED driver ICs, power management ICs, scaler products for monitors and projectors, tailor-made video processing IC solutions, silicon IPs and LCOS micro-displays for augmented reality (AR) devices and head-up displays (HUD) for automotive. Additional offers include digital camera solutions, including CMOS image sensors and wafer level optics for AR devices, 3D sensing and machine vision, which are used in a wide variety of applications such as mobile phone, tablet, laptop, TV, PC camera, automobile, security, medical devices, home appliance and Internet of Things. For display drivers and display-related products, customers include panel manufacturers, agents or distributors, module manufacturers and assembly houses. Himax Technologies also works with camera module manufacturers, optical engine manufacturers, and television system manufacturers for various non-driver products. Additional information Semiconductor intellectual property core designed by Himax Technologies is for example used in the OLPC XO-1 subnotebook laptop computer. On July 22, 2013, it was announced that Google will take a 6.3% stake in Himax Display, a subsidiary of the company which focuses on liquid crystal on silicon chips being used in Google Glass. References External links Official website
Himax

Himax Technologies, Inc. (chiń. 奇景光電股份有限公司) – tajwańskie przedsiębiorstwo z branży półprzewodnikowej, z siedzibą w Tainan. Zostało założone w 2001 roku. Wyspecjalizowało się w tworzeniu komponentów związanych z przetwarzaniem obrazu i wyświetlaniem, w tym sterowników wyświetlaczy, układów sterowania czasowego, układów dotykowych i czujników obrazu. Produkty przedsiębiorstwa zostały przeznaczone do zastosowań m.in. w telewizorach, komputerach osobistych, urządzeniach mobilnych, aparatach cyfrowych, systemach nawigacji, urządzeniach rzeczywistości wirtualnej i rozszerzonej, systemach bezpieczeństwa i sprzęcie medycznym oraz systemach IoT. W 2024 roku przedsiębiorstwo osiągnęło przychody w wysokości 906,8 mln USD. Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona przedsiębiorstwa (ang. • chiń. • kor.)
Lingshui Lake

The Lingshui Lake (Chinese: 陵水湖; pinyin: Língshuǐ Hú; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Niā-tsuí Ô͘) is a lake in Lieyu Township, Kinmen County, Taiwan. History The lake used to be a lowland area and dry lake since Yuan Dynasty. The production of the salt was discontinued in 1946. In 1963, the Republic of China Armed Forces dug the area and converted into a freshwater lake with three levees to prevent the area from flooding. Geology The lake spans over an area of 386 hectares (950 acres) and divided into three areas by dikes, which are the inner, middle and outer. It forms a swamp for the habitat of fishes, ducks and migratory birds around the area. See also Geography of Taiwan References
Koxinga Ancestral Shrine

Koxinga Ancestral Shrine (Chinese: 鄭成功祖廟; pinyin: Zhèngchénggōng Zǔmiào) is a family shrine built in West Central District, Tainan, Taiwan in 1663 by Zheng Jing, to worship his father Koxinga. When Taiwan became part of the Qing dynasty, it was renamed "The Cheng's Ancestral Shrine" (鄭氏大宗祠) and today the official name is "Ancestral Shrine of Koxinga". The complex is traditional and elegant. There is an old well in front of the gate and this is all that remains of the original shrine. The central hall worships the statue of Koxinga as well as the spirit tablets of each generation of ancestors. In 1771, there was a famous wooden tablet with the character "Three Generations Heritage" (三圭世錫) to prize the virtue of Koxinga's family. In this shrine, there is also a sculpture of young Koxinga and his mother Tagawa Matsu. It is not to be confused with the nearby Koxinga Shrine. See also Chinese ancestral veneration Beiji Temple Grand Matsu Temple Taiwan Confucian Temple State Temple of the Martial God Temple of the Five Concubines List of temples in Taiwan List of tourist attractions in Taiwan External links Tainan City travel information
Tainan Wu Garden

Tainan Wu Garden (Chinese: 臺南吳園; pinyin: Táinán Wú Yuán), known at the time of its creation as "Purple Spring Garden (紫春園)," is located in West Central District, Tainan, Taiwan (once part of Tainan (府城)'s Pang-kiô-thâu (枋橋頭) area). Built by Wu Shangxin (吳尚新), the garden is known as one of the Four Great Gardens of Taiwan (台灣四大名園), along with Lin Family Mansion and Garden in Wufeng (霧峰萊園), Beiguo Garden in Hsinchu (新竹北郭園), and Lin Family Mansion and Garden in Banqiao (板橋林本源園邸),. History Wu Garden was built around 1828 when salt magnate Wu Shangxin bought the garden of He Bin (何斌), an interpreter during the era of Dutch rule who played a role in the fall of Fort Zeelandia. At the time, it was also called "lâu-á lāi (樓仔內)". Alluding to the wealth of the Wu family, there was a local saying "Even if you have the wealth of lâu-á lāi, you don't own the estate of lâu-á lāi; even if you own the estate of lâu-á lāi, you don't have the wealth of lâu-á lāi 「有樓仔內的富，也無樓仔內的厝；有樓仔內的厝，也無樓仔內的富」". During Japanese rule, when the fortunes of the Wu family began to decline, the garden was confiscated by Tainan Prefecture (臺南廳). In 1911, the Former Tainan Assembly Hall was constructed along the Garden's southern edge, as well as the then-famous Four Seasons Inn (四春園旅館) on its southeastern side, the Tainan Library (臺南圖書館) (in 1920) on its northwestern corner , and Tainan Municipal Swimming Pool (臺南市水浴場) (in 1922) on its northern edge. In 1974, the Four Seasons Inn, Tainan Library, and Tainan Municipal Bathhouse were sold to Far East Department Store, and now is the location of its Park Branch store. In 1994, there was a proposal for commercial development on the garden's grounds, but the plans were dropped and the garden has been preserved to this day. On September 9, 2018 (the 107th year of the Republic era), the "Wang Yude Memorial Hall" located in the waterside pavilion of Wu Garden was officially opened. See also Former Tainan Assembly Hall References
Hengchun Old City Wall

Hengchun Old City Wall (traditional Chinese: 恆春縣城; simplified Chinese: 恒春县城; pinyin: Héngchūn Xiànchéng) refers to the historic castle town of Hengchun, Pingtung, Taiwan. The town is known for its well-preserved city walls that surround the city, and is the only castle town in Taiwan where all of the original gates remain standing. It is protected as a national historical site. History During the Qing dynasty, the area that is modern-day Hengchun was governed as part of Fengshan County. However, being a distant and sparsely populated region, the Qing found it hard to govern the area. Things took a turn following the Rover incident and the Mudan incident, causing the Qing government to decide to maintain a stronger presence in the area. Shen Baozhen, originally dispatched to Hengchun after the Mudan incident, suggested that a fort be built in the area and named it "Hengchun", meaning "constantly spring", referring to the region's fair weather. Construction ran between 1875 and 1879 and was designed by Liu Ao, who would later design the Walls of Taipei. When completed, Hengchun became the seat of the newly-founded Hengchun County. Since its founding, the fort was damaged multiple times. A typhoon in 1908 caused severe damage to the wooden gatehouses, and large parts of the walls were further damaged during World War Two and the 1959 Hengchun earthquake. Additionally, parts of the wall were removed to construct roads, leaving only portions of the wall near the north and east gates still standing. The castle was first protected as a national historical site in 1979, and the Tourism Bureau began repairs to the south and east gates in 1979 and 1986, respectively, including building replica gatehouses above both gates. However, termites in the east gatehouse caused it to collapse again. Structure The original fort contained four gates, one in each cardinal direction (except the west gate, which faced northwest). Each gate featured a gatehouse and cannons. The southern gate was named the "Mingdu Gate" (明都門), while the remaining gates were left unnamed. The walls were 2.6 km long and surrounded the entire town, which was then surrounded by a moat. Within the walls, civilians typically resided near the south and west gates, while a military barrack occupied the northern half of the town. Currently, while all four gates remain standing, only portions of the wall remain near the north and east gates. The south gate sits within a roundabout on the town's major thoroughfare. Gallery References
C.C.P. Contact Probes

C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. (chinesisch 中國探針股份有限公司, Pinyin Zhōng Guó Tàn Zhēn Yǒu Xiàn Gōng Sī) ist ein taiwanesischer Hersteller von Federkontaktstiften und Prüfstiften. Die Firma wurde am 22. Januar 1986 gegründet und hat ihren Hauptsitz in Taiwan, Neu-Taipeh. C.C.P Contact Probes Co., Ltd. ist ein international tätiges Unternehmen mit Geschäftsstellen in China, Hongkong, USA und Deutschland und beschäftigt 763 Mitarbeiter. Die 4 Hauptprodukte sind Prüfstifte, Federkontaktstifte, EV Kronenfeder Konnektoren und industrielle Konnektoren. CCP ist Zulieferer von Federkontaktstiften, sogenannten Pogo Pins, für Marken wie Apple, Huawei und Microsoft. Bekannte Produkte wie die Macbook Serie von Apple und das Surface Pro 4 von Microsoft nutzen Magnetkonnektoren von C.C.P. Contact Probes. C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. ist ein börsennotiertes Unternehmen an der Börse Taiwan (Bloomberg Ticker: 6217:TT). Im Jahr 2017 hatte CCP einen Umsatz von etwa 1.892,3 Millionen NTD (≈54 Mio. €) und einen Reingewinn von etwa 159,3 Millionen NTD (≈4,57 Mio. €). Geschichte CCP Contact Probes Co., Ltd. wurde im Jahre 1986 als Hersteller von Testsockeln für die Halbleiterindustrie gegründet und hat seither sein Produktportfolio ausgebaut. Zunächst stellte die Firma auch sogenannte Prüf- oder Testpins her, die zum Test von elektronischen Komponenten wie Prozessoren oder DRAM genutzt werden. Seit 2000 stellt die Firma auch Federkontaktstifte, sogenannte Pogopins her. In 2009 konnte die Firma Apple Inc. als Kunden gewinnen, was in den Folgenden Jahren enorme Wachstumsraten brachte und Zugang zu weiteren bekannten Marken, wie Microsoft oder Google. Im Juli 2017 wurde bekannt gegeben, dass CCP Contact Probes die Anschlüsse für Teslas Model 3 liefern wird. Finanzen C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. ist seit 2003 an der Taiwan Stock Exchange börsennotiert (ISIN TW0006217003). In 2016 hatte CCP einen Umsatz von etwa NTD1,892.3 Millionen (≈54 Mio. €) und einen Reingewinn von etwa NTD159.3 Millionen (≈4,57 Mio. €). Die Firma investiert etwa 7 % ihres Umsatzes in Forschung und Entwicklung. Anteilseigner Umsatz Tochtergesellschaften CCP Kontakt GmbH, CCP Connection Platform Inc., Dong Guan CCP Contact Probes Co Ltd. Einzelnachweise
C.C.P Contact Probes

C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. (Chinese: 中國探針股份有限公司; pinyin: Zhōng Guó Tàn Zhēn Yǒu Xiàn Gōng Sī ) is a Taiwanese manufacturer of testing probes and probe-like connectors. The company was founded by Chung-Kai Huang (黃介崇) on January 22, 1986 and is headquartered in New Taipei, Taiwan. C.C.P Contact Probes., Ltd. operates internationally with global sales offices in China, Hong Kong, USA and Germany and has approximately 1000 employees. The 4 main products are testing solutions, Pogo Pin Connectors, EV Crown Spring Connectors and Industrial Connectors. The company is a supplier for Pogo Pin connectors of major brands around the world such as Apple, Huawei, and Microsoft. Known products such as the Macbook Series from Apple Inc. or the Surface Pro 4 from Microsoft are using magnet connectors from C.C.P. Contact Probes. C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. is listed at the Taiwanese Stock Exchange (Bloomberg Ticker: 6217:TT). In 2017, it had approximately NTD1,892.3 million (~USD60 million) revenue and a Net Income of NTD159.3 million (~USD5.15 million). History 2020 Korea Branch Established 2019 Singapore and Japanese Branch Established 2018 European and Indian Branch Established 2015 Launch of the USA Office in San Jose and roll out of new Contact Pin Series 2012 Set up 2nd generation production line with 100K-class clean room and developed the Crown Spring Connector series 2010 Obtained ISO 9001:2008 2009 Developed Magnetic Connector with Lenovo and set up the Plating Lab 2008 Obtained ISO QC 080000 certificate and set up of C.C.P. International Co., Ltd. office in Hong Kong 2006 Set up of IC Socket factory in Taipei and the Beijing Branch Office 2003 Listed in Taiwan Stock Market (TW.6217) 2002 Obtained BSI ISO 9001:2000 certificate 2000 Dong Guan C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. was founded 1986 CCP Contact Probes Enterprise Co., Ltd established Finance C.C.P. Contact Probes Co., Ltd. is listed at the Taiwanese Stock Exchange (ISIN TW0006217003). In 2016, it had approximately NTD1,892.3 million(~USD60 million) revenue and a Net Income of NTD159.3 million (~USD5.15 million). The company invests approximately 7% of its operating revenue in R&D activities. Ownership Sales See also List of companies of Taiwan References
ТЕЦ Тайджун

ТЕЦ Тайчунг е голяма топлоелектрическа централа с въглища в Тайван. С инсталиран капацитет 5780 MW, това е най-голямата ТЕЦ с въглища в света. и също най-големият производител на въглероден диоксид. Електрическата централа се състои от десет реактора, захранвани с въглища, с капацитет по 550 MW всяка. Четири са поръчани през 1992, а в периода 1996-1997 са добавени още четири. Осемте стари единици се нуждаят от 12 млн. тона битумни и 2,5 млн. тона суб-битумни въглища на година. През юни 2005 и юни 2006 са добавени реактори 9 и 10. Има план за построяване на два нови 800 MW реактора до 2016 г. Източници
Kraftwerk Taichung

Das Kraftwerk Taichung (chinesisch 台中發電廠, Pinyin Táizhōng Fādiànchǎng) ist ein Kohlekraftwerk, das sich im Bezirk Longjing in der Stadt Taichung an der Westküste in der Mitte Taiwans befindet. Mit einer Leistung von 5.500 MW war es im Jahr 2017 das weltweit leistungsstärkste Kohlekraftwerk und auch das mit dem höchsten Kohlendioxid-Ausstoß. Betreiber ist die staatliche Taiwan Power Company (‚Taipower‘), die neben dem Kraftwerk Taichung vier weitere Kohlekraftwerke besitzt. Technische Daten Das Kraftwerk besteht aus 10 Kohlekraftwerkseinheiten. Angeschlossen sind außerdem 4 Gasturbinen-Kraftwerkseinheiten. Die ersten vier Kohlekraftwerksblöcke zu je 550 MW Leistung wurden 1991 und 1992 errichtet. In den Jahren 1996 und 1997 erfolgte die Erweiterung um vier weitere Blöcke mit einer Leistung von 2.200 MW. 2005 und 2006 wurden Blöcke 9 und 10 ergänzt (1.100 MW). Die fünf Schlote des Kraftwerks sind 250 Meter hoch und wurden in den letzten Jahren künstlerisch bemalt. Das Kraftwerk emittiert jährlich über 40 Millionen Tonnen CO2. Dies entspricht etwa den CO2-Emissionen der Schweiz. Im Jahr 2016 lieferte das Kraftwerk etwa 19 % der gesamten in Taiwan verbrauchten elektrischen Energie. Kritik Ein anhaltender Kritikpunkt sind neben dem hohen CO2-Ausstoß Schadstoffe, die die Luftqualität in West-Taiwan verschlechtern. Am 29. November 2017 ordnete die Stadtregierung von Taichung in Reaktion auf gemessene hohe Luftverschmutzungswerte an, dass das Kraftwerk ab dem Jahr 2018 seinen Kohleverbrauch um 24 % reduzieren müsse (von etwa 21 Millionen Tonnen auf etwa 16 Millionen Tonnen jährlich). Die Verordnung kam auch im Rahmen eines Programmes der Regierung zur Reduktion des Kohleverbrauchs um 30 % bis zum Jahr 2025. Die Betreibergesellschaft kündigte in Reaktion darauf verringerte Stromlieferungen und Kostensteigerungen aufgrund des Umstiegs auf Erdgas als Energieträger an. Siehe auch Liste von Kraftwerken in Taiwan Liste der größten Kohlenstoffdioxidemittenten Liste der größten Kohlekraftwerke der Erde Weblinks Daten des Kraftwerks (englisch) Einzelnachweise
Elektrownia Taizhong

Elektrownia Taizhong – elektrownia węglowa o mocy 5780 MW znajdująca się na Tajwanie, w miejscowości Taizhong, w dzielnicy Longjing). Jest największą na świecie elektrownią cieplną opalaną węglem kamiennym. Elektrownia ma 10 bloków energetycznych o mocy 550 MW każdy oraz 4 bloki gazowe o mocy 70 MW i dodatkowo turbiny wiatrowe. Bibliografia Taichung Coal-Fired, Taiwan Coal-Fired Plants in Taiwan
Тайчжунская ТЭС

Тайчжунская ТЭС — крупная тепловая электростанция на Тайване. Общая установленная электрическая мощность станции составляет 5 780 МВт, что, по состоянию на 2019 год, делает её одновременно второй по мощности ТЭС в мире уступая ТЭС Токэто, и самым крупным производителем атмосферного диоксида углерода. Общие сведения На ТЭС установлено десять энергоблоков по 550 МВт каждый, которые используют в качестве топлива уголь и четыре дополнительных блока по 70 МВт на природном газе. Среднегодовая выработка составляет 42 млрд кВт⋅ч. Первые четыре угольных энергоблока станции были сданы в эксплуатацию в 1992 году, следующие четыре были добавлены в 1996—1997 гг. В июне 2005 и 2006 годов были добавлены 9-й и 10-й блоки. Организационно в структуру станции также входит небольшая ветряная электростанция мощностью 44 МВт. К 2016 году планируется добавление двух энергоблоков по 800 МВт. В 90-х годах восемь энергоблоков потребляли 12 млн тонн битуминозного угля в год и 2,5 млн т. суббитуминозного (тощего) угля. Электростанция в основном использует уголь, импортируемый из Австралии. Примечания Ссылки taipower.com.tw — официальный сайт Энергокомпания Тайваня
Taichung kraftverk

Taichung kraftverk är ett värmekraftverk i Taichung i Taiwan. Det har en installerad effekt på 5 500 MW, uppdelat på 10 block, alla med koldrift. Anläggningen var färdigbyggd år 1998, men utvidgades år 2006 och drivs av Taiwan Power Company (Taipower). Det finns också 4 gasturbiner, med en total effekt på 280 MW, och 22 vindkraftverk, med en total effekt på 44 MW, på området. År 2006 använde kraftverket 12 miljoner ton stenkol och 2,5 miljoner ton brunkol som huvudsakligen importerades från Indonesien. Det släppte ut mer än 40 miljoner CO2 om året och var därmed ett av de största punktutsläppen i världen. Från år 2018 har kraftverket tillstånd att använda 16 miljoner ton kol per år, en minskning med 24 % från det tidigare tillståndet. Det finns planer på att komplettera kolkraftverket med två gasturbiner med en total effekt på 2 600 MW som skall eldas med flytande naturgas (LNG). Med utbyggnaden, som beräknas vara klar år 2030, kommer endast 6 av kraftverkets block att eldas med kol och utsläppen minskar kraftigt. Intill Taichung kraftverket ligger Taichung-2 ett kraftverk med en effekt på 1 930 MW från år 1992. År 2000 byggde Mitsui och Toshiba det koldrivna Taichung IPP kraftverk i ett hamnområde i norra Taichun. Det har två block med en total effekt på 1 000 MW och levererar till samma kunder som Taichung. Källor