How Taiwan is planning to outlast China

China's military drills near Taiwan highlight a growing risk: a potential blockade that could cut off the island's vital energy imports.

Taiwan relies on fossil fuels shipped by sea for 95% of its power, making supply disruptions a major security threat. As tensions rise, experts warn renewables like solar and offshore wind — though underdeveloped—could be crucial for energy resilience, especially to support critical infrastructure and the global semiconductor supply chain.

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