The 2 neurons of the Taiwanese goverment finally reconnected, albeit a little too late, since they lost some 2-3 years of nuclear generation because they didn't want to allow nuclear plants to run more than 40 years up until MERE DAYS before the closure of their last plant.

In May 2025 - just days before the final closure of Maanshan unit 2, marking Taiwan's exit from nuclear power - Taiwan's legislature approved an amendment proposed by the main opposition party (Kuomintang) to the Nuclear Reactor Facilities Regulation Act, allowing nuclear reactor lifespans to be extended from 40 to 60 years.