Lobbying Governance
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Taiwan Cogeneration Corporation provides only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. The report names broad government initiatives it supports, such as the "Taiwan 2050 Net Zero Emissions" pathway and the "Climate Change Response Act," but it does not explain any concrete attempts to influence these measures or identify further policies, so the reader cannot see the full scope of its engagement. The company explains that it "actively participates in government energy transition policies" and attends "public hearings and seminars," which reveals a general mechanism of engagement, yet it fails to specify who in government is approached or whether these forums are used for direct advocacy. Likewise, it expresses a desire to promote renewable energy and meet the net-zero goal, but it does not articulate the specific legislative changes, amendments, or regulatory outcomes it is pressing for. Overall, the disclosure acknowledges participation in policy discussions but leaves key information on the exact policies, lobbying channels, and desired results undisclosed.
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D |