Taiwan

A new hydrogen-powered electric scooter developed by National Cheng Kung University, equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell to generate energy and extend range.

A large-scale offshore wind farm being constructed near Taiwan's coast to supply renewable electricity to Apple and its suppliers under a 20-year power purchase agreement.

Development of Taiwan's first operational geothermal energy facility in the Dutan Mountain range, representing the country's second attempt at geothermal power generation following the suspension of a previous project in Yilan County in 2012.

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Photovoltaic technology used to convert sunlight into electricity, forming a significant part of the hybrid renewable energy complex.

Technology that harnesses wind energy to generate electricity, contributing to the hybrid renewable energy complex.

Power generated from organic matter. Mentioned as part of New Zealand's renewable energy sources.

A 10-megawatt floating solar energy installation in Tainan City, Taiwan, using elevated pole-mounted solar panels above fishing ponds in a canopy configuration.

An agreement signed by Air Liquide and Hyzon Motors in early 2022 to commercially pilot and test two heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks.

Development of Taiwan's first operational geothermal energy facility in the Dutan Mountain range, representing the country's second attempt at geothermal power generation following the suspension of a previous project in Yilan County in 2012.

Hydrogen-powered scooters developed by APFCT, approved for mass production and sale in China. They are designed for convenience and fuel efficiency, capable of traveling over 260 kilometers on a single refueling.

A new fuel cell bus launched by Toyota and delivered to the Tokyo Metropolitan government. It uses a fuel cell system originally developed for the Toyota Mirai and produces oxygen and water vapor as byproducts. It can also function as a backup power source.

Scooters equipped with an electric motor powered by a single fuel cell that generates electricity from hydrogen gas stored in a pressurized canister. They have undergone road tests and qualify for licenses in Taiwan.