
The spokesman for the Taitung County Governor candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party asked Wu Xiuhua to clarify his relationship with the green energy company involved in the "88 shooting case" and not just cut it off.
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The Taitung County Green Camp (DPP) raised questions about Wu Xiuhua, the Speaker and candidate for Lanying County Mayor, saying that many of the buildings at his service office on Lianhang Road are owned by companies owned by the Wu family, and that the Wu family is deeply tied to the green energy company involved in the "88 shooting case". The company has bid for green energy facilities in many public buildings in Taitung.
The Taitung County Green Camp today raised questions about Wu Xiuhua, the Speaker and candidate for Lanying County Magistrate. The Green Camp said that many of the buildings at Wu’s service office on Lianhang Road are owned by the Wu family. The Wu family is deeply tied to the green energy company that has a deep connection with the "88 Shooting Case". The company even bid for green energy for many public buildings in Taitung. "If Wu is elected in the future, who can guarantee the fairness of the bidding?" It wants Wu to clarify his relationship with these companies and not just cut them off.
DPP Taitung County Governor candidate Chen Ying's campaign headquarters spokespersons Wang Taijie, Chen Xuanyu and Chen Jinxi questioned the Wu Xiuhua family company issue at a press conference this morning. The optoelectronics industry is related to the green energy company involved in the "88 shooting case" and was able to bid for public sector optoelectronic facilities. They questioned fairness and whether Taitung would be affected in the future.
Chen Xuanyu pointed out that Speaker Wu Xiuhua has been "asking A and Z" to the questions. The Wu family's optoelectronic company "Shangren Company" is located at his service office on Lianhang Road. Sister Wu and Wu Xiuying are the representatives. Does Wu want to claim "no knowledge" again? , the company was later taken over by Ye Yaoxin, chairman of another property of the Wu family, "Lili Hotel". In 2021, the company changed its name and added optoelectronics business. From 2022 to 2024, 4 optoelectronics cases were set up in Beinan and Changbin Township, and all of them were sold in 2025.
Chen Jinxi said that the relationships between the Wu family's enterprises are complex and are all located in terraced houses. Among them, the representative of "CICC Energy" is Zheng Weiren, Wu Junli's nephew. The founder Yang Zheming's father, Yang Zhiqiang, was also involved in the Tainan speaker bribery case. Yang Zheming's brother Yang Menghan He serves as a director of another company of the Wu family, "Orange Mountain Company", and the other director is Du Kaizhao, chairman of "Yuxuan Green Energy Company". "Yuxuan" is also related to the "88 shooting case" that year. Du's company also won the bid for photovoltaic facilities in 30 public buildings in Taitung.
Wang Taijie said that in recent years, the Internet has often used the phrase "green camp elected to have photovoltaics everywhere" to influence and discredit it. However, photovoltaic cases need to be approved by the local government before being submitted to the Ministry of Economic Affairs for review. However, the Wu family is a major photovoltaic company in Taitung. Rooftop photovoltaics is not a problem. The question is "who makes profits from photovoltaics", "how to make profits", "is it legal or puts pressure on grassroots civil servants"?
Green Camp said that the questions raised today and all the time are public issues. Wu resigned from many family companies before the election, which was obviously a cut-off. We hope Wu Xiuhua can respond directly. The Wu team said it would respond as soon as possible.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Wu Xiuhua’s team will issue a response statement shortly.
Very likely · Within days
The fairness of Taitung County’s optoelectronic tenders will continue to attract public and political attention
Likely · Within weeks

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