Taiwan faces a severe energy crisis due to a combination of factors including a reliance on imported energy sources, particularly LNG, and a botched rollout of renewable energy projects. Despite having some of the world's best offshore wind sites, domestic component issues have led developers to abandon them. Furthermore, the ruling party's phasing out of nuclear power and the current political climate have exacerbated the situation, leading to concerns about energy security and potential blackouts, especially in the event of a blockade. AI
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