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Fusion42 · 3 September 2026 · Fusion42 review
Taiwan's regulators are close to approving the restart of the Maanshan nuclear power plant, its last operating reactor, less than two years after it was shut down. This move follows policy amendments allowing reactor license extensions and comes amid rising electricity demand from AI and semiconductor sectors, sparking political debate over the non-nuclear energy stance.
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Taiwan's energy market is reversing course on nuclear power making you reassess your energy supply and risk plans fast. Investors and operators linked to semiconductor and AI will face changes in energy policy and regulatory uncertainty ahead.
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