The Xiju Power Plant () is a diesel-fuel power plant in Xiju Island,

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History

The power plant was commissioned in 1979. Due to the changes in electricity needs, Xiju Power Plant was connected by

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References

1979 establishments in Taiwan Buildings and structures in Lienchiang County Energy infrastructure completed in 1979 Juguang Township Oil-fired power stations in Taiwan {{Taiwan-powerstation-stub