Taiwan's growing AI and industrial demand reshapes corporate power strategies

Ninelu Tu, Taipei

Apr 27, 2026, 07:17 0

iBase Energy chairman CS Lin. Credit: DIGTIMES

As AI infrastructure and industrial electricity use rise, Taiwan's shifting power landscape has far-reaching global implications for supply reliability, corporate competitiveness, and carbon-cost exposure. Companies worldwide with local operations or supply...

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