英文摘要 |
This paper presents a contemporary analysis of Taiwan's offshore wind development from the perspectives of policy governance, environment and society. Following the practice and lessons documented in IEA-RETD (2017), we first investigate Taiwan's offshore wind development from six key policy areas: market scale and visibility, site development, grid connection, incentive mechanisms, supply chain development and innovation support. A few examples of European offshore wind farms are also discussed in this paper. As concern for the environment and affected communities is rising and some proposed projects have been opposed and stopped by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the past decade, this paper also summarizes lessons and recommendations from the experiences of international offshore wind development and assesses the environmental and social impacts of Taiwan's offshore wind farms. Key considerations and good practices are also proposed for the Taiwan government in managing offshore wind energy policies, legislation and regulations. |