台灣電力資訊

Taiwan Power Information is an app designed for those concerned about electricity usage. Whether you want to know "Will there be power outages today?", are interested in energy issues, or are simply curious about where electricity comes from, this app can provide the answers. Upon opening the app, the top section displays the "Today's Power Information" card: current total electricity consumption across Taiwan, estimated peak consumption for today, utilization rate, peak utilization rate, and maximum power supply capacity for today. When the utilization rate approaches peak, the card uses color to indicate whether the current situation is "Sufficient Power Supply," "Tight Power Supply," or "Power Alert," allowing you to quickly grasp today's power supply risks. Scrolling down reveals the "Power Supply and Demand Forecast for the Next Week," which uses horizontal cards to present the reserve margin rate, peak load, and power supply capacity for each of the following days. The most distinctive feature is the "Generation Output of Each Unit" section. This section comprehensively presents hundreds of generating units across the Taiwan Power System, grouped by category such as gas-fired, coal-fired, private power plants, solar, wind, hydro, and energy storage. Each energy category uses a progress bar to show its percentage of total generation output. Clicking into any category, such as "Gas (LNG)" or "Solar," will take you to a dedicated detailed page: The top displays an interactive line chart showing how the energy category's share changes throughout the day; clicking any point on the chart will reveal the precise hourly figures. Below, the real-time power generation, installed capacity, and operating rate of each unit within this category are listed, including whether the unit is undergoing annual maintenance, overhaul, or environmental shutdown. This hourly trend data is automatically accumulated: the app automatically records a snapshot every hour using background scheduling. Even if you don't open the app, the data continues to accumulate, allowing you to easily review the evolution of today's energy structure. This is particularly suitable for users who want to observe changes in power supply curves, such as "solar power peaks at noon, declines rapidly in the evening, and how gas turbines fill the gap." Whether you are an energy industry professional or simply want to be mentally prepared before power outage news breaks, Taiwan Power Information can be a reliable tool for your convenient access. Simply pull down to get the latest figures. The data sources are completely open and transparent, making it a truly practical tool that transforms "complex electricity data" into "understandable information".