The article discusses how Taiwan is reforming its electricity market by creating a dual market structure. This structure divides the market into one for households and another for businesses, aiming to make electricity pricing fairer and more efficient. By balancing supply and demand in both markets, stable prices for households and good investment opportunities for businesses can be achieved. Additionally, this structure helps regulate environmental protection measures and reduces disruptions in the competitive market. Overall, the dual market structure is seen as a suitable reform for Taiwan's independent power grid system.