Tsai Chih-meng
Tsai Chih-meng is the vice president of Taipower, Taiwan's state-run power company, and has provided insights into the complexities of managing spent nuclear fuel and the financial implications of nuclear power decommissioning, including the establishment of a permanent storage facility for nuclear waste.
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Recent news mentions
Taipower vice president Tsai Chih-meng said that as a NT$100 billion subsidy program is yet to be approved by the legislature, the company’s financial condition remains tight.
Taipower to raise electricity rates by average of 0.71%
Taiwan· 2025-09-19
Taipower spokesman Tsai Chih-meng said the company is slated to review rates next month.
Taipower eyes financial turnaround - Taipei TimesTaiwan· 2025-08-26
Taipower vice president Tsai Chih-meng added that the units are capped at 720 operational hours per year.
Taipower defends limited use of coal generators in KaohsiungTaiwan· 2025-05-22
Tsai Chih-meng, vice president of Taipower, discussed the removal and storage of spent fuel rods from reactors.
Nation’s last remaining nuclear reactor shut downTaiwan· 2025-05-17
