In order to meet the demand for power supply, Taipower always maintains its efforts in developing power sources. In addition, in compliance with the government's policy, Taipower continued its campaigns to promote load management, energy conservation and the study on energy conservation technologies in an attempt to prevent energy consumption waste, to promote reasonable and efficient use of power sources and to enhance the energy conservation atmosphere in the society.

　　For energy conservation promotion, following measures were adopted: 

1. Held energy conservation seminars to train personnel for promotion of energy conservation.

2. Held an annual large-scale energy conservation exhibition.

3. Printed energy conservation promotion materials.

4. Hosted energy conservation activities, such as“Mother's Classroom,”knowledge of energy consumption, basic maintenance of in-house electric appliances, etc.

5. Used mass media to promote energy conservation.

6. Held energy conservation exhibition in several branches to promote reasonable energy consumption and methods of energy conservation.

7. Installed a toll-free telephone 0800-031212-2 to help customers understand energy conservation matters.

8. Strengthened visits to large customers providing them with suggestions and improvement in illuminating, air-conditioning, load management and in-house electric equipment to promote the concept and the way to consume energy efficiently.

9. Advised customers to improve their electric equipment that had a power factor lower than 80%.

　　In addition, Taipower also promoted energy conservation within the company. An“Energy Conservation Promotion Team”was established in 1980 to be in charge of inspection for internal and external promotion tasks. With the soaring fuel prices, electricity has become very precious. It is extremely important for Taipower to set an example for energy conservation. Taipower formulated“Office Energy Conservation Measures”in September 2005 and requested each unit to engage in this effort. The internal energy consumption was reduced by 104 GWh in 2006.