Taiwan semiconductor group backs govt review of nuclear power restart
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Taiwan closed its last nuclear power plant in May last year as the government shifted towards renewables and liquefied natural gas. (AFP pic) HSINCHU: The Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) said on Thursday it supports the government’s efforts to assess the possible restart of the country's nuclear power plants, citing the need for a stable and sufficient electricity supply to support the chip industry. (Free Malaysia Today, 18:05)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·29 Oct, 18:05 MYTTaiwan semiconductor group backs govt review of nuclear power restart
Taiwan closed its last nuclear power plant in May last year as the government shifted towards renewables and liquefied natural gas. (AFP pic) HSINCHU: The Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) said on Thursday it supports the government’s efforts to assess the…
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