All three parties are dissatisfied: Environmental groups say the incentives are insufficient; the industrial association says it hinders transformation; the Ministry of Economic Affairs says competitiveness must be considered.

Public housing takes the lead; Photovoltaic draft proposal to be announced by the end of the year.

In recent years, Taiwan has been vigorously promoting green energy. Two years ago, the Zhutang Township Office implemented a project to install solar photovoltaic power generation systems on the roofs of the Second and Sixth Cemeteries and a kindergarten, as well as a plan for the relocation and leveling of graves. Recently, it has been suspected that the project was reported for alleged bidding irregularities.

Prosecutors also interviewed a total of 22 people, including businessmen such as Huang Kai and a man named Lian, as well as three Yunlin County government officials including a man named Li. They took the high-speed rail north to clarify the case. After overnight interrogations, prosecutors believe that Huang Kai is suspected of offenses under the "Anti-Corruption Act" for accepting bribes not in violation of official duties, and violations of the "Money Laundering Control Act," among other charges. Due to concerns about the risk of flight and destruction of evidence, they applied to the New Taipei District Court this morning (5th) for his detention and incommunicado custody.

Starting from next year or the year after, all new buildings with a roof area of 300 ping (approximately 1,000 square meters) or more will be required to install solar panels covering 40% to 50% of the roof area, depending on capacity and efficiency.

Many rumors and online videos circulate claiming that leasing land to solar power companies harms farmers' rights. These statements are seriously misleading, damaging the reputation of solar power companies and hindering the country's solar energy development, as well as the progress of domestic companies in achieving RE100 goals.

The translation is: "The Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs, has submitted a copy of the minutes of the meeting held on June 15, 2023, regarding the 'Draft Amendment to the Management Regulations for the Installation of Renewable Energy Generation Equipment.'"

The translation is: "Regarding the regulations related to the handling of illegal constructions for the installation of solar photovoltaic equipment on rooftops in Taipei City."

As the year-end approaches, Chairman Su held a year-end banquet at the Hanlai Harbor Buffet Restaurant, expressing hopes for the company's continued growth and strength.