According to the referendum, except for the three counties of Southern Taiwan, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung, all other counties and cities in Taiwan have over 70% support for nuclear power. In fact, over 50% support nuclear power in Southern Taiwan as well.
In Taiwan, tsmc, UMC, Foxconn, Acer, Asus, AUO, the three largest telecom companies, Delta Electronics, and several financial holding companies are all participating in RE100. RE100 requires participating companies to achieve 100% renewable energy by 2050 (renewable energy sources such as wind, water, solar, geothermal, biomass, and green hydrogen are considered renewable energy, but nuclear energy is not). tsmc has set a target of 2040, Delta Electronics has set a target of 2030, Foxconn has set a target of 2040, and the three largest telecom companies and a number of financial holding companies have set a target of 2040.
International giants like Apple, Google, Facebook, and NVIDIA are also members of RE100, so manufacturers selling products to them must also use 100% renewable energy.
The majority of Taiwanese over the whole Taiwan love to use nuclear energy, which is not a renewable energy source and does not meet RE100 requirements. This will cause large companies like tsmc to have no electricity available. It is obvious that Taiwanese people want to drive out tsmc and these large companies that support Taiwan's economy, and they also do not want these international companies and AI centers to settle in Taiwan.
I hate this consequence, but if this is what Taiwanese people want, what should I do?
根據公投展現的民意,除了南高屏3縣市,臺灣其他所有的縣市都有超過70%支持核電,南高屏其實也都有超過50%支持核電。
以臺灣而言,台積電(tsmc)、聯電、鴻海、宏碁、華碩、友達、電信三雄、台達電、多家金控都是參加RE100的公司,RE100要求參與的企業必須要在2050前要完成100%使用再生能源(風水光、地熱、生質、綠氫等可以再生的能源才是再生能源,核能不是)。tsmc自我要求2040做到、台達電是2030做到、鴻海是2040做到、電信三雄及一堆金控是2040做到。
以國際大廠而言,Apple、Google、Facebook、NVIDIA等也都是RE100成員,所以要賣東西給他們的廠商也都得用再生能源。
全臺灣都愛用核能,核能不是再生能源,不符合RE100要求,這會造成tsmc等大廠無電可用,顯然臺灣人想將tsmc及這些支撐臺灣經濟的大企業都趕出去,也不希望這些國際大廠及AI中心進駐臺灣。
我厭惡這樣的結果,但是如果這是臺灣人的心願,我該如何呢?
https://reccessary.com/zh-tw/news/re-100-in-taiwan
https://www.re100.org.tw/
https://esg.businesstoday.com.tw/article/category/190807/post/202406250041/
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