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Taipower Profile

Founded on May 1, 1946, Taipower is a state-owned integrated power utility whose business operations include power generation, transmission, distribution, and electricity sales. In accordance with the Electricity Act, Taipower is responsible for ensuring a stable power supply; in 2025, electricity fee income accounted for 98% of operating revenue. As of the end of 2025, the total installed capacity of the Taipower system (including Independent Power Producers, IPPs) reached 59.842 GW (59,842 MW), dominated by thermal power and supplemented by pumped-storage hydropower and renewable energy. In terms of transmission and distribution, Taipower operated 627 substations across Taiwan, with a transmission network totaling 18,782 circuit kilometers (including overhead power lines and underground cables) and a distribution network totaling 444,649 circuit kilometers.

Looking to international sustainability trends in the power industry and future electricity market developments, Taipower launched a structural transformation in 2016 that established four business divisions: Hydro and Thermal Power Generation, Nuclear Power Generation, Transmission and Power Supply, and Power Distribution and Sales. Through the implementation of the business division system, headquarters and each business division adopt a model of centralized policymaking combined with decentralized management to strengthen power operations and services, enhance operational efficiency, and drive corporate sustainable development—aspiring to become a prestigious, trustworthy, and world-class power utility group that provides the highest quality services to enterprises and individuals in Taiwan.