Taiwan introduces new solar rules for large buildings
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From August 1, Taiwan will require new, expanded, or renovated buildings of 1,000 square metres or larger to install solar PV systems at a rate of 1 kW per 20 square metres of building area. The new rules are expected to add around 660 MW of solar capacity annually.
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