At the 2008 EIA meeting, the Taipower Liankou Power Plant expansion project promised to plant 1 million trees in Xinbei City to save energy and reduce carbon. After investigation, it was found that the land of Xinbei City was only enough to plant 863 trees, and it was planned to replace more than 80,000.ç›LED street light replaces tree planting. Today, the Environmental Protection Agency held an EIA conference. During the operation of the Linkou Power Plant, Taipower needed to send another 5,000 seedlings to the New Taipei City.
In the same year, Taipower proposed the expansion plan of No. 2 and No. 3 of Linkou Power Plant. The local government required Taipower to plant 1 million trees in the local area. However, after investigation by the various district offices of New Taipei City, green space was used and it was found that 1 million trees were not enough. Therefore, Taipower proposed the idea of ​​replacing trees with lights. In addition to planting 863 trees in New Taipei City, at least 85,820 miles of original street lamps were replaced by LED street lights at the end of the year to reduce the annual carbon dioxide by 47,100 tons.
Today, the Environmental Protection Agency held an EIA conference. The convener of the ad hoc group of the ad hoc group pointed out that during the first review, Taipower’s proposal to reduce the number from 1 million to 863 trees was very surprising. However, the New Taipei City Government clearly stated the land use in several review meetings. Insufficient, and reached a consensus with Taipower, and calculated, the carbon reduction benefit of replacing LED street lights is seven times that of a million trees, and the ad hoc group only recommended it.
However, some of the environmental protection committees believe that there is a lot of difference between planting trees and planting lights. In addition to the benefits of energy saving and carbon reduction, there are also functions that can not be replaced by street lamps such as air purification, ecology and beauty. After discussing the resolution of the Central Committee, in addition to the original commitments, Taipower will send 5,000 seedlings to New Taipei City during the operation of the Linkou Power Plant.
In the same year, Taipower proposed the expansion plan of No. 2 and No. 3 of Linkou Power Plant. The local government required Taipower to plant 1 million trees in the local area. However, after investigation by the various district offices of New Taipei City, green space was used and it was found that 1 million trees were not enough. Therefore, Taipower proposed the idea of ​​replacing trees with lights. In addition to planting 863 trees in New Taipei City, at least 85,820 miles of original street lamps were replaced by LED street lights at the end of the year to reduce the annual carbon dioxide by 47,100 tons.
Today, the Environmental Protection Agency held an EIA conference. The convener of the ad hoc group of the ad hoc group pointed out that during the first review, Taipower’s proposal to reduce the number from 1 million to 863 trees was very surprising. However, the New Taipei City Government clearly stated the land use in several review meetings. Insufficient, and reached a consensus with Taipower, and calculated, the carbon reduction benefit of replacing LED street lights is seven times that of a million trees, and the ad hoc group only recommended it.
However, some of the environmental protection committees believe that there is a lot of difference between planting trees and planting lights. In addition to the benefits of energy saving and carbon reduction, there are also functions that can not be replaced by street lamps such as air purification, ecology and beauty. After discussing the resolution of the Central Committee, in addition to the original commitments, Taipower will send 5,000 seedlings to New Taipei City during the operation of the Linkou Power Plant.
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