In response to the global net-zero trend and to help Taiwan's export-oriented companies meet their renewable energy (RE) targets and secure a place in international supply chains, Taipower is launching its first-ever RE30 electricity product. Designed to meet supplement companies' green energy needs, RE30 bridges the gap to ensure that 30% of a user's electricity consumption comes from renewable sources, together with the green power they already purchased independently. Taipower announced that it will supply 500 GWh of green power from its self-built renewable energy sites, plus around 1,660 GWh of standard grid power. Sales will run from June 1 to December 31, with delivery starting on July 1. Interested customers can apply through their local Taipower office.
Taipower stated that RE30 is available to high-voltage and above users who are already wheeling green power from private power providers. Each account can purchase between 1 GWh and 100 GWh per year (including 0.3-30 GWh of green power). The wheeling contract period is fixed at one year, and applications must be made in 0.1 GWh increments within the eligible range. Power delivery starts on the first day of the month following approval and continues for 12 months.
Regarding pricing, Taipower explained that the green portion of RE30 is priced at NT$6.3 per kWh (excluding VAT and wheeling fees), referencing last year's  average market price for small-scale green power transactions. To encourage early participation and carbon reduction, an early-bird rate of NT$6.1 per kWh is available for green power delivered by the end of 2025, reverting to NT$6.3 from January 1, 2026. The standard grid power portion of RE30 will be billed at the regular electricity rate.
Taipower emphasized that RE30 will play a timely role in boosting the green power market. Monthly usage will be calculated case by case: priority is given to green power wheeled from private providers, and any shortfall needed to reach 30% is topped up with RE30. For example, if a business signs up for 1 GWh  (or 1,000,000 kWh) of RE30 for a year  (including 0.3 GWh or 300,000 kWh of green power ) to meet its monthly electricity demand, and consumes 100,000 kWh in a given month while sourcing 10,000 kWh of green power privately, Taipower will supply the remaining 20,000 kWh through RE30 to  ensure the 30% renewable energy target is met.
Taipower added that RE30 uses a "grid power combined with green power" model. The green portion comes from Taipower's own renewable facilities, and Renewable Energy Certificates  (RECs) are issued based on the actual green power supplied to help businesses reduce carbon emissions. Taipower plans to gradually expand its annual green power supply, aiming to reach 3,000 GWh by 2027, enough to help industries achieve RE30 targets for up to 10,000 GWh of total electricity consumption.

Spokesperson: Vice President Chih-Meng Tsai
Tel:  (02)2366-6271/0958-749-333
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Contact Person: Director of the Business Department Mei-Lien Huang
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