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Taiwan is rich in geological resources, and oil exploration is no empty talk. Although no large-scale reserves were discovered during exploration in the past, technological advances in recent years have made detection methods more precise. Active investment in research, assessment of potential reserves, and international cooperation will help clarify the possibility of Taiwan's oil self-sufficiency. Only through continued efforts can we find answers and ensure energy security.

Although Taiwan's non-renewable energy sources, such as coal and fuel oil, have sufficient short-term supply, their environmental impact cannot be ignored. Continuing to rely on these resources will lead to increased air pollution and long-term damage to the ecological environment. In order to ensure sustainable development, it is imperative to actively transform to renewable energy. Only in this way can we protect Taiwan's beautiful environment and create a better future for our descendants.

Taiwan’s oil is by no means easily available. From crude oil imports to refining to distribution, they are all closely linked and affect the economic context. Only by understanding the source of oil products can we have a deeper understanding of the importance of energy policy and support energy choices for sustainable development. Only by grasping the key can we ensure Taiwan's energy security and maintain the stability of economic operations. Let us pay attention together and work hard for Taiwan’s energy future.

Renewable energy in Taiwan is booming, and whether it is solar power, wind power, or hydropower, they all have significant advantages. Solar panels are easy to install and can effectively reduce carbon emissions; wind power generation is tailored to local conditions and can unleash its potential in suitable areas; hydropower generation is Taiwan's traditional advantage and can provide stable power supply. Actively developing renewable energy can not only slow down climate change, but also create a sustainable future and inject new momentum into Taiwan's economy.

The security of natural gas supply in Taiwan is related to people's livelihood, and it is crucial to choose a reliable supply source. Long-term reliance on a single source makes it difficult to diversify risks. Diversifying natural gas sources can ensure stable supply and reduce the risk of price fluctuations. The government should actively negotiate with many countries to establish diversified and stable supply pipelines to ensure Taiwan’s energy security. Only in this way can Taiwan's economy and people's well-being be ensured.