A new regulation for rooftop solar power will take effect in August, requiring eligible new buildings to install solar power equipment. The Taiwan Science and Technology Media Center (SMC) invited experts and scholars to offer their opinions on the new regulation. Some scholars pointed out that the mandatory rooftop solar power system raises constitutional concerns, and its design allows for fairness and loopholes, limiting its effectiveness in …
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A new regulation for rooftop solar power will take effect in August, requiring eligible new buildings to install solar power equipment. The Taiwan Science and Technology Media Center (SMC) invited experts and scholars to offer their opinions on the new regulation. Some scholars pointed out that the mandatory rooftop solar power system raises constitutional concerns, and its design allows for fairness and loopholes, limiting its effectiveness in …