Taiwan May Restart Nuclear Power Plant in 2028, Minister Says

Bloomberg.com · last updated December 1, 2025 – 4:06 PM

Taiwan may restart one of its atomic power plants in 2028 if safety reviews proceed smoothly, a government minister said, in another sign the island may reverse its anti-nuclear policy.

Restart procedures for the Maanshan facility may begin in early 2028 if it passes a safety review, and recommissioning plans are thorough and robust, the Taipei-based Commercial Times reported on Monday, citing Economic Minister Kung Ming-hsin.

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