INTERVIEW/Taipower grid resilience plan to give science parks direct power supply
04/25/2024 08:58 PM
A string of aftershocks weeks after the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that hit Taiwan on April 3 has raised concerns over the stability of Taiwan's electricity supply, as cases of outages have continued in places not immediately impacted by the temblor.
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