| 英文摘要 |
The use of hydrogen is emission-free, many countries consider it the best solution to achieve the goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050. They have announced their own national hydrogen strategies. However, the design of relevant legal norms is necessary so that energy policy can be realized through good legislation within the constitutional framework. The development of an emerging technology typically requires national financial incentives to attract participation from all walks of life in the field. Due to its diverse production, hydrogen requires special legislative design when establishing national financial support. German energy law has developed rapidly and achieved considerable success in implementing the energy transition and climate neutrality, especially in regulating national fiscal preferential measures for renewable energy, clean hydrogen and green hydrogen. The advantages of German legislation should be used as a reference for Taiwan when making laws. This work first examines the current legislative situation on national preferential measures for renewable energy in Taiwan and the possibility of applying hydrogen production facilities to this national preferential measure. An attempt will then be made to make suggestions for changing the law or developing legal norms in Taiwan based on the experience of German law. |