国台办：对两岸通电抱持积极态度

Group 1 - The core issue raised is the increasing frequency of power outages in Taiwan, particularly in Kaohsiung and Tainan, leading to public concern over potential electricity shortages following the government's push for a "nuclear-free" energy policy [1] - The spokesperson highlighted that Taiwan has experienced multiple large-scale power outages, including the "three major blackouts" affecting thousands, with 35 outages reported in Taoyuan in April 2024 alone [1] - Despite these outages, electricity prices in Taiwan have risen five times over four years, with an increase of nearly 50%, causing significant distress to both the industrial sector and the general public [1] Group 2 - The root cause of these issues is attributed to the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) disregard for economic principles and the welfare of the populace, lacking both the willingness and capability to address economic and livelihood challenges [1] - The spokesperson suggested that structural economic problems in Taiwan could be resolved through expanded cross-strait economic cooperation and deeper integration [1] - The company maintains a positive stance on cross-strait electricity cooperation [1]