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PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer: Dual-Track Labor Market Emerges as Professionalised Positions Outpace in Salary and Job Growth
Jun. 16 2026
PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer: Dual-Track Labor Market Emerges as Professionalised Positions Outpace in Salary and Job Growth
PwC has released its "2026 AI Jobs Barometer", analyzing more than one billion job postings across six continents to examine the impact of artificial intelligence on job structures, skills demand, productivity, and labor markets worldwide. The report finds that AI is rapidly reshaping job responsibilities and talent requirements, while increasing employers' emphasis on distinctly human capabilities such as judgment, creativity, leadership, and adaptability.
OMNI Features｜Malaysia and Japan Deepen Energy Security and Nuclear Cooperation Amid Global Supply Challenges
Jun. 12 2026
OMNI Features｜Malaysia and Japan Deepen Energy Security and Nuclear Cooperation Amid Global Supply Challenges
Malaysia and Japan have agreed to deepen cooperation in energy security, civil nuclear energy, and supply chain resilience, as both countries seek to address growing geopolitical uncertainties and safeguard stable access to critical resources. The commitment was reaffirmed during a summit between Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
Amogy and Amun Energy Sign Supply Agreement for 40 MW Ammonia Power Project in Korea
Jun. 08 2026
Amogy and Amun Energy Sign Supply Agreement for 40 MW Ammonia Power Project in Korea
Amogy, a U.S.-based provider of mature, scalable, and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, and Amun Energy, a joint venture established by GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C) of South Korea, announced on August 8 that they have signed a supply agreement to support the development of a commercial-scale ammonia-based power generation project in Pohang, South Korea.
Global Wind Giants Include Equinor Exit South Korea as Costs Soar and Permits Stall
Jun. 06 2026
Global Wind Giants Include Equinor Exit South Korea as Costs Soar and Permits Stall
Global offshore wind developers are increasingly scaling back or exiting South Korea as rising costs, financing challenges, and complex regulatory requirements undermine project viability. Norway's Equinor recently decided to halt its 750 MW Firefly (Bandibuli) floating offshore wind farm off Ulsan (울산 반딧불 부유식 해상풍력 발전소, 반딧불부유식해상풍력) , a project valued at approximately KRW 6 trillion and regarded as the world's largest single floating offshore wind farm.
Executive Yuan: Taiwan Classified Among Lower-Risk Economies in U.S. Section 301 Forced Labor Import Investigation
Jun. 05 2026
Executive Yuan: Taiwan Classified Among Lower-Risk Economies in U.S. Section 301 Forced Labor Import Investigation
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced on June 3 that, according to the findings of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) under its Section 301 investigation concerning import prohibitions on goods produced with forced labor, Taiwan has been designated as one of 14 economies assessed as presenting a relatively lower level of risk. As a result, the USTR has proposed an additional 10% tariff on Taiwan, compared with the proposed 12.5% tariff on other economies.
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PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer: Dual-Track Labor Market Emerges as Professionalised Positions Outpace in Salary and Job Growth
Jun. 16 2026
PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer: Dual-Track Labor Market Emerges as Professionalised Positions Outpace in Salary and Job Growth
PwC has released its "2026 AI Jobs Barometer", analyzing more than one billion job postings across six continents to examine the impact of artificial intelligence on job structures, skills demand, productivity, and labor markets worldwide. The report finds that AI is rapidly reshaping job responsibilities and talent requirements, while increasing employers' emphasis on distinctly human capabilities such as judgment, creativity, leadership, and adaptability.
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The Government Continues to Advance Solar Development Strengthening Taiwan's Energy Resilience and Green Power Supply
Jun. 15 2026
The Government Continues to Advance Solar Development Strengthening Taiwan's Energy Resilience and Green Power Supply
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) stated that successive administrations over the past fourteen years have continuously promoted renewable energy development as part of Taiwan's long-term strategy to enhance energy security and strengthen power system resilience. Among various renewable energy sources, solar photovoltaic (PV) power has become a key component of Taiwan's energy transition.
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DHL Group Ramps Up New Energy Logistics as Demand For Energy Resilience Surges
Jun. 12 2026
DHL Group Ramps Up New Energy Logistics as Demand For Energy Resilience Surges
Amid the backdrop of fossil fuel supply disruptions, DHL Group announced its plan to further strengthen its capabilities and presence in the New Energy sector. Based on strong customer demand for its services in this sector, DHL Group sees an opportunity to grow its revenue in New Energy logistics from around EUR 600 million in 2025 to EUR 3 billion by 2030. As the world refocuses on diversifying energy sources and building domestic renewable energy capacity for energy independence, DHL Group is gearing up to support these initiatives with new solutions across various segments.
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OMNI Features｜Malaysia and Japan Deepen Energy Security and Nuclear Cooperation Amid Global Supply Challenges
Jun. 12 2026
OMNI Features｜Malaysia and Japan Deepen Energy Security and Nuclear Cooperation Amid Global Supply Challenges
Malaysia and Japan have agreed to deepen cooperation in energy security, civil nuclear energy, and supply chain resilience, as both countries seek to address growing geopolitical uncertainties and safeguard stable access to critical resources. The commitment was reaffirmed during a summit between Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
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Maritime Engineering Association Holds Annual General Meeting Promotes "Marine Team Taiwan" Initiative to Strengthen Industry Consensus
Jun. 09 2026
Maritime Engineering Association Holds Annual General Meeting Promotes "Marine Team Taiwan" Initiative to Strengthen Industry Consensus
The National Maritime Engineering Association (NMEA) convened 2026 Annual General Meeting and Maritime Engineering Industry Networking Luncheon on May 29, bringing together representatives from government agencies, the energy sector, offshore wind supply chains, renewable energy service providers, and maritime engineering enterprises. Through keynote remarks, previews of upcoming association initiatives, expert presentations, and industry networking sessions, participants exchanged views on the future development of Taiwan's maritime engineering sector, with particular focus on offshore wind deployment, maritime safety management, subsea infrastructure security, and industrial upgrading.
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Amogy and Amun Energy Sign Supply Agreement for 40 MW Ammonia Power Project in Korea
Jun. 08 2026
Amogy and Amun Energy Sign Supply Agreement for 40 MW Ammonia Power Project in Korea
Amogy, a U.S.-based provider of mature, scalable, and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, and Amun Energy, a joint venture established by GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C) of South Korea, announced on August 8 that they have signed a supply agreement to support the development of a commercial-scale ammonia-based power generation project in Pohang, South Korea.
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Shimen–Hsinchu Pipeline Project Breaks Through Ahead of Schedule Marking a New Milestone in Northern Taiwan's Water Supply Resilience
Jun. 08 2026
Shimen–Hsinchu Pipeline Project Breaks Through Ahead of Schedule Marking a New Milestone in Northern Taiwan's Water Supply Resilience
Recent seasonal rain fronts have brought abundant rainfall to the Taoyuan and Hsinchu regions. The Shimen Reservoir is expected to receive approximately 22.9 million cubic meters of inflow, while the Baoshan Reservoir and Baoshan Second Reservoir are nearing full capacity. As a result, both domestic and industrial water supplies in the region remain stable and secure.
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Global Wind Giants Include Equinor Exit South Korea as Costs Soar and Permits Stall
Jun. 06 2026
Global Wind Giants Include Equinor Exit South Korea as Costs Soar and Permits Stall
Global offshore wind developers are increasingly scaling back or exiting South Korea as rising costs, financing challenges, and complex regulatory requirements undermine project viability. Norway's Equinor recently decided to halt its 750 MW Firefly (Bandibuli) floating offshore wind farm off Ulsan (울산 반딧불 부유식 해상풍력 발전소, 반딧불부유식해상풍력) , a project valued at approximately KRW 6 trillion and regarded as the world's largest single floating offshore wind farm.
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Executive Yuan: Taiwan Classified Among Lower-Risk Economies in U.S. Section 301 Forced Labor Import Investigation
Jun. 05 2026
Executive Yuan: Taiwan Classified Among Lower-Risk Economies in U.S. Section 301 Forced Labor Import Investigation
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced on June 3 that, according to the findings of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) under its Section 301 investigation concerning import prohibitions on goods produced with forced labor, Taiwan has been designated as one of 14 economies assessed as presenting a relatively lower level of risk. As a result, the USTR has proposed an additional 10% tariff on Taiwan, compared with the proposed 12.5% tariff on other economies.
