TAIWAN Trends and Developments Contributed by: Sarah Wu and Andrea Chen, Lee & Li Attorneys-at-Law
impact of the market is expected to grow over time. According to the Taiwan Monthly Energy Statistics, in February 2025 the installed capac- ity of offshore wind power reached 3,043 MW. The government has planned to develop the economically scaled blocks post-2026, with a cumulative release of 15 GW from 2026 to 2035 (1.5 GW annually). This initiative aims to provide a long-term and stable market demand for off- shore wind installations, thereby promoting the sustainable development of the local industry.
In sum, the numbers of acquisition financing arrangements are expected to grow steadily in the coming years, in light of the increasing number of multinational conglomerates or com- panies readjusting their global presence in Asia and the flourishing green energy industries, both of which have led to more active mergers and acquisitions in Taiwan, as well as acquisition financing needs.
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