Yu-Tzu Chiu

Taipei

Taipei Correspondent at Deutsche Presse-Agentur (DPA)

- Taipei Correspondent, dpa (Deutsche Presse-Agentur) - byline: Bloomberg BNA, IEEE Spectrum, ZDNet, The Lancet - Fellow, IJP Germany - SHERP Journalism NYU

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Taiwan shuts down last nuclear reactor

2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Yu-Tzu Chiu |Jörn Petring |Fabian Kretschmer

By Yu-Tzu Chiu, Jörn Petring and Fabian Kretschmer, dpa TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan on Saturday began to shut down its last active nuclear reactor, officially marking its departure from atomic power. The No. 2 reactor at the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant in southern Taiwan, with a capacity of 951 megawatts, is set to be completely shut down by midnight local time, after its 40-year operating license expired, according to the state-owned energy supplier, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower).
Taiwan shuts down last nuclear reactor

2 weeks ago | thestate.com | Yu-Tzu Chiu |Jörn Petring |Fabian Kretschmer

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan on Saturday began to shut down its last active nuclear reactor, officially marking its departure from atomic power. The No. 2 reactor at the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant in southern Taiwan, with a capacity of 951 megawatts, is set to be completely shut down by midnight local time, after its 40-year operating license expired, according to the state-owned energy supplier, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower). This move fulfills a key promise of the government's 2016 energy plan.
Taiwan shuts down last nuclear reactor

2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Yu-Tzu Chiu |Fabian Kretschmer

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan on Saturday began to shut down its last active nuclear reactor, officially marking its departure from atomic power. The No. 2 reactor at the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant in southern Taiwan, with a capacity of 951 megawatts, is set to be completely shut down by midnight local time, after its 40-year operating license expired, according to the state-owned energy supplier, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower). This move fulfills a key promise of the government's 2016 energy plan.
Taiwan shuts down last nuclear reactor

3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Yu-Tzu Chiu |Jörn Petring |Fabian Kretschmer

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China holds second day of large-scale military drills around Taiwan

2 months ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Yu-Tzu Chiu |Johannes Neudecker

By Yu-Tzu Chiu and Johannes Neudecker, dpa BEIJING - China's military on Wednesday said it was continuing a large-scale military exercise around the island of Taiwan. On the second day of the exercise, units were running drills in the central and southern part of the Taiwan Strait, said the spokesman for the Chinese military's Eastern Theatre Command, Shi Yi, with the exercise involving precision strikes on simulated key targets.
China holds second day of large-scale military drills around Taiwan

2 months ago | miamiherald.com | Yu-Tzu Chiu |Johannes Neudecker

BEIJING - China's military on Wednesday said it was continuing a large-scale military exercise around the island of Taiwan. On the second day of the exercise, units were running drills in the central and southern part of the Taiwan Strait, said the spokesman for the Chinese military's Eastern Theatre Command, Shi Yi, with the exercise involving precision strikes on simulated key targets. The exercise was titled "Strait Thunder-2025A," suggesting that another one would follow later this year.
China launches large-scale military drills around Taiwan

2 months ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Johannes Neudecker |Yu-Tzu Chiu

By Johannes Neudecker and Yu-Tzu Chiu, dpa BEIJING - China has begun a large-scale military exercise around the island of Taiwan, the military said in a statement released on Tuesday. The joint exercise involving the army, navy, air force and missile unit consists of approaching Taiwan from different directions to "test joint operations capabilities" of its troops, the spokesman for the Chinese military's Eastern Theatre Command, Shi Yi, said.
China launches large-scale military drills around Taiwan

2 months ago | miamiherald.com | Johannes Neudecker |Yu-Tzu Chiu

BEIJING - China has begun a large-scale military exercise around the island of Taiwan, the military said in a statement released on Tuesday. The joint exercise involving the army, navy, air force and missile unit consists of approaching Taiwan from different directions to "test joint operations capabilities" of its troops, the spokesman for the Chinese military's Eastern Theatre Command, Shi Yi, said.
China launches large-scale military drills around Taiwan

2 months ago | star-telegram.com | Johannes Neudecker |Yu-Tzu Chiu

A Taiwanese military warship is seen in Keelung on April 1, 2025. China on sent its army, navy, air and rocket forces to surround Taiwan for drills that Beijing said were aimed at practicing a blockade of the self-ruled island. (I-Hwa Cheng/AFP/Getty Images/TNS) I-Hwa Cheng/AFP TNS BEIJING - China has begun a large-scale military exercise around the island of Taiwan, the military said in a statement released on Tuesday.
Why China Is Building a Thorium Molten-Salt Reactor

Dec 30, 2024 | spectrum.ieee.org | Yu-Tzu Chiu

After a half-century hiatus, thorium has returned to the front lines of nuclear power research as a source of fuel. In 2025, China plans to start building a demonstration thorium-based molten-salt reactor in the Gobi Desert. The 10-megawatt reactor project, managed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics (SINAP), is scheduled to be operational by 2030, according to an environmental-impact report released by the Academy in October.