Fun Facts
The Exhibit Center is located along the scenic northern coastal sightseeing route and features a wide array of energy-related exhibition items. Visitors can gain a clear understanding of Taipower’s latest development through engaging films while enjoying content tailored to diverse viewing preferences. The rich and diverse content, including both hardware and software, is the work of top-tier domestic and international professionals. The Exhibit Center has achieved world-class standards and is truly one of the most beautiful museums on the North Coast!
The first-floor exhibition area features five distinct sections: “Information Zone,” “Where Does Electricity Come From,” “Nuclear Power Generation,” “Nuclear Safety and Protection,” and “Global Nuclear Power Highlights.”
Where Does Electricity Come From
This section explores the development and history of electricity worldwide and in Taiwan.
Nuclear Power Generation
Equipped with interactive installations and a large-scale projection mapping theater, this section allows visitors to learn about the principles of nuclear power generation and its significance through hands-on activities and theater explanations.
Nuclear Safety and Protection
This section introduces the safety management and protection mechanisms of nuclear power plants through interactive devices and informative videos.
Global Nuclear Power Highlights
This section provides an overview of global nuclear power development, insights into the future of nuclear technology, and perspectives on key nuclear energy topics.
The second-floor exhibition area features four sections: “Diverse Power Generation,” “Low-Carbon Living,” “Interactive Game Zone: Power Supply Station,” and “Art Space.”
Diverse Power Generation
This section features various models and interactive installations to explain the principles and applications of renewable energy sources such as wind, hydro, and solar power.
Global Warming and Low-Carbon Living
Equipped with large-scale projections and a model energy-saving house, this section allows visitors to learn about the importance, goals, and methods of energy conservation and carbon reduction through guided explanations, videos, and hands-on interactive experiences.
Power Supply Station
Using fun and educational games, this section lets visitors experience the challenges of generating electricity and explore carbon emissions and reduction benefits of different power generation methods.
Travel Info
Address:No. 60, Badou, Yeliuli, Wanli District, New Taipei City
TEL:886-2-24985112~3
Opening Hours:The Exhibit Center is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 8:20 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. It is closed on Mondays, Chinese New Year’s Eve, and the first two days of the Lunar New Year.
Ticket information: Admission is free for all visitors, with complimentary guided tours available. Group and individual visits are welcome.
Parking: The Exhibit Center provides free parking for visitors, including 74 regular car spaces, 7 spaces for large buses, 120 scooter spaces, 2 accessible parking spaces, and 2 family-friendly parking spaces.
Traffic Info
Visiting the Exhibit Center (by car)
- National Freeway 1: Exit at Badu Interchange, head towards Wanli/Jinshan, and turn left at Linhai Bridge at the 45 km mark on Provincial Highway 2.
- National Freeway 3: Exit at Keejin Interchange (Keelung to Jinshan), head towards Wanli/Jinshan, and turn left at Linhai Bridge at the 45 km mark on Provincial Highway 2.
- From Keelung City: Drive westbound on Provincial Highway 2 and turn right at Linhai Bridge at the 45 km mark.
- From Tamsui City: Head towards Jinshan on Provincial Highway 2 and turn left at Linhai Bridge at the 45 km mark.
- From Jinyang Highway (Yangmingshan to Jinshan): Take Provincial Highway 2B towards Jinshan, turn right onto Provincial Highway 2, and at the 45 km mark, turn right at Linhai Bridge.
By public transportation
- Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport: Take Bus 1815 and get off at the TPC Exhibit Center stop.
- Keelung Bus Company: Take Bus 953 or 1068 and get off at the TPC Exhibit Center stop.
- Tamsui Bus Company: Take Bus 790 or 862 and get off at the TPC Exhibit Center stop.