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Taiwan Business Guide - Management and Business Studies Portal

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INTRODUCTION<br />

WHY <strong>Taiwan</strong>? (CONTINUED)<br />

turn <strong>Taiwan</strong> into a low carbon nation.<br />

By 2020, the isl<strong>and</strong> will be divided<br />

into four low carbon living spheres in<br />

northern, central, southern <strong>and</strong> eastern<br />

<strong>Taiwan</strong>. There are opportunities for UK<br />

companies involved in: green energy,<br />

energy conservation installations <strong>and</strong><br />

industry support (solar PV, LED PV<br />

lighting, wind power, biomass, hydrogen<br />

<strong>and</strong> fuel cell), energy communication <strong>and</strong><br />

information <strong>and</strong> electric vehicles.<br />

• Marine – <strong>Taiwan</strong>’s yacht industry is<br />

export-oriented <strong>and</strong> imported hardware<br />

components <strong>and</strong> accessories are widely<br />

used in finished yachts. Potential<br />

opportunities for UK companies include:<br />

hardware components <strong>and</strong> accessories/<br />

auxiliaries; naval architecture/exterior <strong>and</strong><br />

interior design; deck hardware; energy<br />

saving <strong>and</strong> green power; <strong>and</strong> innovative<br />

superyacht equipment <strong>and</strong> services.<br />

• Transport – The <strong>Taiwan</strong>ese government<br />

has announced 12 prioritised public<br />

construction projects, with a total<br />

budget of £66.5 billion over the next<br />

eight years. The first priority is to build<br />

a fast <strong>and</strong> efficient isl<strong>and</strong>-wide<br />

transportation network. There are<br />

opportunities for UK companies in:<br />

consulting engineering, signalling,<br />

station design <strong>and</strong> rolling‐stock parts.<br />

For more details on these <strong>and</strong> other<br />

commercial opportunities, talk to UKTI<br />

<strong>Taiwan</strong>.<br />

• Power – <strong>Taiwan</strong> recognises the<br />

importance of developing more<br />

green‐energy projects <strong>and</strong> welcomes the<br />

input of UK renewable energy suppliers.<br />

There are opportunities for companies<br />

that specialise in offshore wind power,<br />

biomass <strong>and</strong> marine energy. There are also<br />

significant opportunities for consultants<br />

specialising in energy privatisation.<br />

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