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Amogy to Deploy Ammonia Cracking Module at New Low-Carbon Testbed with A*STAR, Advancing Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Technology in Singapore
Nov. 05 2026
Amogy to Deploy Ammonia Cracking Module at New Low-Carbon Testbed with A*STAR, Advancing Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Technology in Singapore
Amogy, a provider of mature, scalable, and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, and Singapore's lead public sector R&D agency, the "Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)" (新加坡科技研究局), announced that Amogy will pilot its ammonia cracking technology at the "Low-Carbon Technology Translational Testbed (LCT³)" (低碳技術轉化測試平台), with support from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).
South Korea's MCEE Streamlines Administrative Documentation, Halving Submission Requirements Across 33 Services
Nov. 05 2026
South Korea's MCEE Streamlines Administrative Documentation, Halving Submission Requirements Across 33 Services
The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE) plans to reduce administrative burdens on startups in the energy and environmental sectors by simplifying documentation requirements across 33 administrative services.
Ocean Affairs Council Launches Taiwan's First Marine Surface and Underwater Vehicle Competition as 12 Teams Gather to Advance Smart Ocean Technologies
Oct. 31 2026
Ocean Affairs Council Launches Taiwan's First Marine Surface and Underwater Vehicle Competition as 12 Teams Gather to Advance Smart Ocean Technologies
The Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) held the opening ceremony of the "2026 Taiwan Maritime and Aquatic Remotely-operated Systems" (T-MARS) at Lover's Wharf in Xingda Harbor, Kaohsiung, on October 31, officially launching the inaugural event. The competition brought together 12 leading marine technology teams from across Taiwan, showcasing the country's strong capabilities in marine technology innovation, research and development, and interdisciplinary practical applications.
Semiconductor Power Demand to Surge by 2035: GESA Under SEMI Focuses on Energy Resilience and Supply-Demand Coordination
Oct. 29 2026
Semiconductor Power Demand to Surge by 2035: GESA Under SEMI Focuses on Energy Resilience and Supply-Demand Coordination
Green Energy and Sustainability Alliance (GESA), an industry alliance under Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), hosted the "Power Next: Microgrid Technology and Grid Resilience Innovation Forum" (Power Next 微電網與能源管理創新論壇) during "Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan 2026." (2026 台灣國際淨零永續展與台灣國際智慧能源週)
Taiwan–UK Energy Dialogue Advance Collaboration on Energy Security, Offshore Wind and Carbon Capture Technologies
Oct. 21 2026
Taiwan–UK Energy Dialogue Advance Collaboration on Energy Security, Offshore Wind and Carbon Capture Technologies
The Energy Administration of the MOEA and the British Office Taipei jointly held "The 21st UK-Taiwan Renewable Energy Conference" (第 21 屆臺英再生能源交流會議) on October 20, bringing together approximately 80 representatives from government, industry, and research institutions to exchange views on energy policies and practical technological applications.
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Amogy to Deploy Ammonia Cracking Module at New Low-Carbon Testbed with A*STAR, Advancing Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Technology in Singapore
Nov. 05 2026
Amogy to Deploy Ammonia Cracking Module at New Low-Carbon Testbed with A*STAR, Advancing Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Technology in Singapore
Amogy, a provider of mature, scalable, and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, and Singapore's lead public sector R&D agency, the "Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)" (新加坡科技研究局), announced that Amogy will pilot its ammonia cracking technology at the "Low-Carbon Technology Translational Testbed (LCT³)" (低碳技術轉化測試平台), with support from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).
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South Korea's MCEE Streamlines Administrative Documentation, Halving Submission Requirements Across 33 Services
Nov. 05 2026
South Korea's MCEE Streamlines Administrative Documentation, Halving Submission Requirements Across 33 Services
The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE) plans to reduce administrative burdens on startups in the energy and environmental sectors by simplifying documentation requirements across 33 administrative services.
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Ocean Affairs Council Launches Taiwan's First Marine Surface and Underwater Vehicle Competition as 12 Teams Gather to Advance Smart Ocean Technologies
Oct. 31 2026
Ocean Affairs Council Launches Taiwan's First Marine Surface and Underwater Vehicle Competition as 12 Teams Gather to Advance Smart Ocean Technologies
The Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) held the opening ceremony of the "2026 Taiwan Maritime and Aquatic Remotely-operated Systems" (T-MARS) at Lover's Wharf in Xingda Harbor, Kaohsiung, on October 31, officially launching the inaugural event. The competition brought together 12 leading marine technology teams from across Taiwan, showcasing the country's strong capabilities in marine technology innovation, research and development, and interdisciplinary practical applications.
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Semiconductor Power Demand to Surge by 2035: GESA Under SEMI Focuses on Energy Resilience and Supply-Demand Coordination
Oct. 29 2026
Semiconductor Power Demand to Surge by 2035: GESA Under SEMI Focuses on Energy Resilience and Supply-Demand Coordination
Green Energy and Sustainability Alliance (GESA), an industry alliance under Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), hosted the "Power Next: Microgrid Technology and Grid Resilience Innovation Forum" (Power Next 微電網與能源管理創新論壇) during "Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan 2026." (2026 台灣國際淨零永續展與台灣國際智慧能源週)
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Taiwan–UK Energy Dialogue Advance Collaboration on Energy Security, Offshore Wind and Carbon Capture Technologies
Oct. 21 2026
Taiwan–UK Energy Dialogue Advance Collaboration on Energy Security, Offshore Wind and Carbon Capture Technologies
The Energy Administration of the MOEA and the British Office Taipei jointly held "The 21st UK-Taiwan Renewable Energy Conference" (第 21 屆臺英再生能源交流會議) on October 20, bringing together approximately 80 representatives from government, industry, and research institutions to exchange views on energy policies and practical technological applications.
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Corporate Green Power Demand Could Exceed 35 Billion kWh by 2030, Shifting Focus to Supply-Demand Optimization
Oct. 21 2026
Corporate Green Power Demand Could Exceed 35 Billion kWh by 2030, Shifting Focus to Supply-Demand Optimization
Chenya Energy (辰亞能源), a subsidiary of Japan's Marubeni Corporation (丸紅集團), and POXA Energy (璞克斯能源), a provider of energy technology solutions, held a discussion at 2026 Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan under the theme, "Is Green Electricity Really in Short Supply? Does Buying Enough Guarantee Sufficient Supply?" The discussion examined the next phase of challenges facing corporate renewable energy procurement, covering projected supply and demand in 2030, the allocation of solar and wind power, and the management of surplus electricity.
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World Food Day: Taiwan People's Food Bank Association Rescues 1,400 Metric Tons of Food and Revives Traditional Oil Millet Farming
Oct. 20 2026
World Food Day: Taiwan People's Food Bank Association Rescues 1,400 Metric Tons of Food and Revives Traditional Oil Millet Farming
To mark World Food Day on October 16, the Global FoodBanking Network (GFN) and its sole accredited member in Taiwan－"Taiwan People's Food Bank Association" (台灣全民食物銀行協會), and GFN member organizations across 51 countries jointly launched the "#FoodForChange" (食物逆轉剩行動) campaign, promoting food recovery and waste reduction.
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Ocean Affairs Council Promotes Maritime Culture with Hands-On Boatbuilding and Sailing Activities at Dapeng Bay
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Oct. 19 2026
Ocean Affairs Council Promotes Maritime Culture with Hands-On Boatbuilding and Sailing Activities at Dapeng Bay
Taiwan's Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) held a maritime cultural exchange and experiential event in the waters of Dapeng Bay, Pingtung, on Oct. 17–18, bringing together the Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology (NKUST) and the Taiwan TAMORAK Cultural and Educational Association (台灣 TAMORAK 文教協會) for their first cross-sector collaboration.
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A Decade of Investment and Partnership in Taiwan; Ørsted Unveils Dadu 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project
Oct. 15 2026
A Decade of Investment and Partnership in Taiwan; Ørsted Unveils Dadu 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project
Since establishing its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Taiwan in 2016, Ørsted has become one of the country's major foreign investors, ranking 2nd in cumulative foreign investment. The company has participated in the construction of 199 offshore wind turbines, representing nearly 2 GW of installed capacity.
