That is actually downside for land reserved for electricity generation of any kind. The land will unusable for the most part. Renewable installations in central South Taiwan sometimes done in waste land, like floodplains.
The months ahead I expect to be really rough on Taiwan. The competition for fossil fuels is probably going to mean reduced imports of energy at a much higher cost. If there is a crunch because of so much energy being sent to Europe we could be facing brownouts here in Taiwan.
Currently only Siemens Gamesa and Vestas serving offshore market in Taiwan.
All are Danish affairs, explaining the increase of Danish immigrants to TW in the past 3 years.
Counting mantou is a slang doing something considered meaningless.
Throw salt into ocean or giving out explanation about English slang in an English speaking internet forum where majority of the members are fluent-if-not-native English speakers.
Without the Drs Mysterious Involvement, the chance of “English slang” featuring mantou would seem lower than the chance a randomly drawn bucket of sea water not having any salt in it.
Cor blimey, strike a light, forty phasand fevvers on a frush.