Offshore wind generation rose from about 0.52 TWh in 2020 to 8.44 TWh in 2024.
Taiwan’s offshore wind series shows a new power source moving from pilot scale toward grid relevance. Generation climbed from roughly half a terawatt-hour in 2020 to more than eight terawatt-hours in 2024. The jump matters because offshore wind is one of Taiwan’s few scalable domestic alternatives to imported fossil fuels.
Source 1: Energy Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Publisher: Energy Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Units: GWh; MW
Source 2: Risk Society and Policy Research Center, NTU
Publisher: Risk Society and Policy Research Center, NTU
Units: GWh; MW; percent
This is a generation series, not a capacity-factor chart. Capacity context for 2024 is included in the notes but not plotted as the main line.
Values are shown in terawatt-hours and are converted from GWh where needed. 2020-2023 values use a published table citing MOEA Energy Statistics Handbook data; 2024 uses Energy Administration-summarized values for offshore wind generation and installed offshore capacity.
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