New Regulations For Textile Industry In Taiwan Will Be Included In Compulsory Energy Saving Industry Next January.

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The Ministry of economic affairs of Taiwan announced that the textile industry will be included in the compulsory energy conservation industry in January next year. It is expected to save 39 thousand and 600 equivalent oil equivalent per year.

In the future, there are separate regulations for ice water machine group and hot coal boiler used in textile industry.

From January next year, Taiwan

Compulsory energy saving.

Officials said that the future use of ice water fleet group of textile operators should continuously monitor the evaporator ice water discharge, return water Celsius temperature and condenser cooling water effluent and return water Celsius temperature, and a single plant with more than 3 units, and the total capacity of more than 180 tons of frozen or above, often need to implement load regulation.

Industries such as iron and steel, paper making, cement, petrochemical, electronics and textile industries account for 8 of the country's total industrial electricity consumption.

Officials said that the energy management law has been announced as the 6 largest energy consuming industry. The Ministry of economic affairs revised the regulations on energy conservation and energy efficiency in the textile industry last year. After January, the Ministry of economic and trade stipulates that the scope of application includes spinning, weaving, weaving, dyeing and finishing.

Energy Bureau has pointed out that cement, steel and paper have implemented mandatory energy saving regulations since January of this year, and estimated oil equivalent of 22 thousand, 78 thousand and 11 thousand and 800 shares each year. After joining the petrochemical industry in July, 81 thousand equivalent fuel equivalent will be saved in the next year, and 127 thousand equivalent fuel equivalent can be saved in November.

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"Now the textile industry in Taiwan is facing the dilemma of" internal and external troubles ".

An unnamed textile operator on the island told reporters that Taiwan's textile industry has been working hard for 20 years. Although the industry has been developing into a sunrise industry from the sunset, the challenges and difficulties are increasing. "Especially the promotion of the TPP agreement, Taiwan is not among them, and the TPP's exemption rules, textile and spinning need to be produced in the members of TPP economies. Therefore, Taiwan factories will miss many opportunities relative to South Korea and Japan."

The textile industry said that the textile industry in Taiwan mostly focused on yarn and cloth in the middle and upper reaches of the production. Due to the fact that Vietnam has exported large quantities of textile garments to the United States, the European Union, Japan and other places in the TPP economy, Taiwan's textile exports to Vietnam are mostly concentrated in fibers, yarns, and fabrics. In the case of Taiwan has not yet joined the TPP, Vietnam has gradually become the global textile supply chain and market Vietnam. There are many FTA (free trade agreements) and up to 7 regional agreements, which are quite favorable for the Vietnamese market in discussions and signing, which is bound to hurt Taiwan's vertical supply relationship with Vietnam's textile industry. In the long run, Taiwan's export status will also be replaced by other members of the TPP economy.

According to the reporter, a few days ago, the relevant departments of the island first announced the impact and profit assessment of TPP on some industries in Taiwan.

Among them, the textile industry is considered to be the most impacted industry after the entry into force of TPP.

In particular, 5 years later, TPP will launch a second wave tax cut and Taiwan textile industry will suffer a serious blow.

"Not just TPP, RCEP (regional comprehensive economic partnership) is also important for Taiwan."

Xie Guohui, manager of Taiwan textile industry extension exhibition market development department, said that, like TPP, RCEP is also a free trade area. For Taiwan, joining RCEP or joining RCEP and TPP at the same time is very important. If it can not be joined, Taiwan will not be able to compete fairly with the economies that can actually participate in these two agreements. "In the face of external competition, and the size of the island's manufacturers is too small, the market is narrow and the industry development is limited, so the operators have to choose to leave and move to Southeast Asia in order to reduce production costs and decentralization of operational risks."

As a matter of fact, it is not only the Taiwan businessmen who talk about the origin standard of "starting from yarn" that the mainland businessmen may be faced with the difficulty of running away from the TPP.

"Influenced by internal and external factors, the growth of the scale of the mainland's textile industry has obviously slowed down."

China's Knitting Industry Association said that with the adjustment and pition period of the mainland economy, the mainland's textile industry is facing the dual competitive pressures of the developed and developing economies, making the development decline and the industrial comparative advantage gradually disappear. Especially the small and medium-sized textile enterprises are facing unprecedented pressure of development. "In order to fight for orders, some small and medium-sized enterprises pfer the manufacturing base from the southeast coast of the mainland to Southeast Asia.

Now this overseas shift has become a major trend, and the shifting enterprises are spreading to the textile industry chain such as upstream yarn, dyeing and finishing.