Rainfall injection, Wu Cheng-wen: Science park water supply stable for the next 2 months
Taiwan's science parks are assured of stable water and energy supplies for the next two months, according to official Wu Cheng-wen, thanks to recent rainfall and ongoing infrastructure plans.
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Wu Cheng-wen attended the Legislative Yuan's Education and Culture Committee for a business report and questions, responding to energy and water supply issues during a media interview.
Wu Cheng-wen stated that regarding the energy needs of science park manufacturers, the Ministry of Economic Affairs is arranging for vessels for imported natural gas, with CPC Corporation and Taipower continuing to assist. Supply is not an issue before the end of May, and new import plans will be coordinated by the Executive Yuan after June.
Wu Cheng-wen pointed out that energy sources like natural gas come not only from the Middle East but also from regions like the United States and Australia. For more specialized gases, alternative solutions have been developed and are being handled by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
Regarding concerns about recent low rainfall and potential water pressure on science parks, Wu Cheng-wen said that the recent rainfall has eased the situation, and according to park reports, water conditions have returned to a stable state. The government is also promoting various flood control projects, such as the "Pearl String Plan," which is progressing smoothly. It is estimated that stability can be maintained for the next two months, with a cautiously optimistic attitude towards energy and water resource supply. (Editor: Lin Shuyuan) 1150408
Wu Cheng-wen stated that regarding the energy needs of science park manufacturers, the Ministry of Economic Affairs is arranging for vessels for imported natural gas, with CPC Corporation and Taipower continuing to assist. Supply is not an issue before the end of May, and new import plans will be coordinated by the Executive Yuan after June.
Wu Cheng-wen pointed out that energy sources like natural gas come not only from the Middle East but also from regions like the United States and Australia. For more specialized gases, alternative solutions have been developed and are being handled by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
Regarding concerns about recent low rainfall and potential water pressure on science parks, Wu Cheng-wen said that the recent rainfall has eased the situation, and according to park reports, water conditions have returned to a stable state. The government is also promoting various flood control projects, such as the "Pearl String Plan," which is progressing smoothly. It is estimated that stability can be maintained for the next two months, with a cautiously optimistic attitude towards energy and water resource supply. (Editor: Lin Shuyuan) 1150408