pv magazine reports that the amendments to Taiwan’s Renewable Energy Development Act require solar systems to be integrated into building plans from the design stage. The Ministry of the Interior and Ministry of Economic Affairs said the approach should improve urban green-energy supply while balancing aesthetics, safety, maintenance, and grid-connection planning. For Taiwan’s distributed solar market, the rule turns large-building permitting into a steady annual capacity driver.
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