Taipower Projects US$300M in Losses After Government Subsidies

TaiwanPlus News 2024-05-03

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The Taiwan Power Company says new government subsidies and April’s electricity price hike should cut its losses to around US$300 million this year. The state-owned energy firm had expected to lose around US$6.5 billion.
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