CHARGING AHEAD:A government project with so much money should be sustainable; establishing bylaws would create a well-defined course of action, an organizer said
Taipei Times
Date: Jul 15, 2015
By Sean Lin / Staff reporter
An alliance of non-governmental organizations yesterday said it would start monitoring
Members of a new alliance for the promotion of energy reform hold up signs at a news conference in Taipei yesterday with suggestions for how a transition to alternative energy generation could be implemented. Photo: CNA
a NT$3 billion (US$95.8 million) energy conservation project implemented by the Executive Yuan in March.
Green Citizen Action Alliance deputy secretary-general Hung Shen-han (洪申翰) told a news conference in Taipei that he and his fellow environmental campaigners would start visiting local governments across the nation to learn what measures they have taken to cut electricity use.
The Executive Yuan project aims to fund conservation efforts undertaken by local governments. [FULL STORY]
