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The percentage of electricity that is generated domestically from low-carbon sources.

Republic of China (Taiwan): 16.4% low-carbon power

Low-carbon power ranking: 132

16.4% of the electricity in Republic of China (Taiwan) is generated from low-carbon energy sources. This is based on data compiled by {{ source }} for the year {{ YEARS.getYear() }}. The primary low-carbon power source is Nuclear. Average emissions from electricity in Republic of China (Taiwan) is 558 to 563.2 gCO2eq / kWh. Where do our emissions numbers come from?

Low-carbon power in Republic of China (Taiwan)

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