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AMPOWER’s Official Visit to the Executive Yuan

On November 13, AMPOWER CEO Calvin Chen stepped into the grand halls of the Executive Yuan, joining other winners of the “National Award of Outstanding SMEs.” Hosted by Premier Cho Jung-tai, Ministry of Labor Ho Pei-shan, and Deputy Minister of Overseas Community Affairs Council Ruan Jhao-syong, this prestigious event celebrated small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have not only driven economic growth but have also enriched society through innovation, resilience, and responsibility.

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AMPOWER Ensures Continuity During Kong-rey

The deafening wind and relentless rain unleashed by Super Typhoon Kong-rey, the strongest storm to hit Taiwan in nearly three decades, left a trail of destruction that will take months to repair. The third typhoon this season after Gaemi and Krathon, Kong-rey’s late October arrival serves as a stark reminder of the increasingly erratic nature of our climate.

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Taiwan’s Nuclear Farewell

As Taiwan prepares to decommission its last nuclear reactor, Maanshan Unit 2, in May 2025, a new era unfolds—one that envisions a nuclear-free homeland harmonizing with the global shift toward renewable energy. This moment reflects Taiwan’s commitment to sustainability, but challenges arise in maintaining grid stability as nuclear power exits the stage.

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Kohler Energy is now Rehlko: Creating An Energy Resilient World for a Better Future

Rehlko, building on a 100-plus-year legacy of innovation, embarks on a new chapter—a rebranding that signals reinvention, resilience, and resolve. The transformation feels like a quiet, deliberate unveiling, much like the sun rising on a familiar landscape but casting a new, golden hue. It is not just about a name or a logo, it signals a fresh start while honoring the legacy that has brought Rehlko here.

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Typhoon Krathon: Resilience Through Reliable Backup Power

The first signs of Typhoon Krathon were subtle—darkening skies and a rising wind. But soon, the storm struck the southwestern part of the island, unleashing winds over 160 kilometers per hour and torrential rain. More than 436,000 homes lost power, streets became rivers, and tragedy struck with 4 lives lost and 719 injuries. Though it weakened quickly after landfall, the storm still caused damage by bringing challenging weather.

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