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2024 Taiwan's Largest Green Energy Event "Energy Taiwan" and "Net-Zero Taiwan" Driving AI Green Energy Tech to Peak Development
Oct. 01 2024
2024 Taiwan's Largest Green Energy Event "Energy Taiwan" and "Net-Zero Taiwan" Driving AI Green Energy Tech to Peak Development
As energy-intensive industries such as data centers and AI continue to expand, the demand for energy across various sectors has surged, making the balancing of costs, power, and sustainability a global challenge. To achieve the global net-zero carbon emission goals, greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced by 43% from 2019 levels by 2030. Under the guidance of the National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD), the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), the Ministry of Environment, and the National Development Council, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and the Green Energy and Sustainability Alliance (GESA) of SEMI Taiwan are jointly hosting the major green energy and net-zero industry exchange platforms, "Energy Taiwan" and "Net-Zero Taiwan." These events will be held at the Nangang Exhibition Center from October 2 to 4.
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CSBC Names Robert Tseng as Chairman to Lead CSBC-DEME Wind Engineering
Sep. 30 2024
CSBC Names Robert Tseng as Chairman to Lead CSBC-DEME Wind Engineering
Following the August leadership restructuring, where Cheng-Hung Huang, a professor at NCKU, assumed the role of Chairman of CSBC Corporation Taiwan (CSBC), the company has once again appointed Robert Tseng as Chairman of CSBC-DEME Wind Engineering (CDWE) to ensure continued and effective engagement in the offshore wind power maritime engineering sector. This decision was unanimously approved by the board of directors on September 24, 2024.
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Rui Li 1 Floating Offshore Wind Farm Announces Participation in Taiwan's Floating Wind Demonstration Project
Sep. 27 2024
Rui Li 1 Floating Offshore Wind Farm Announces Participation in Taiwan's Floating Wind Demonstration Project
On the 25th, Rui Li 1 Floating Offshore Wind Farm announced its participation in Taiwan's first floating offshore wind farm demonstration project. The project, co-developed by partners IX Renewables, Hexicon, and GF Corporation, combines Taiwan’s local expertise with the pioneering experience of the global offshore wind power industry. The Rui Li 1 project aims to leverage innovative floating wind power technology to assist Taiwan in achieving its net-zero carbon emissions target.
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AWEA to Host "13th Asia Offshore Wind Day" with Focus on Taiwan's Offshore Wind Market
Sep. 27 2024
AWEA to Host "13th Asia Offshore Wind Day" with Focus on Taiwan's Offshore Wind Market
The 13th Asia Offshore Wind Day will be held on October 1, 2024, at Le Méridien Taipei, and will focus on Taiwan's offshore wind market.
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OMNI Features|French Haffner Energy Partners with Bambbco to Enhance Biomass Diversity with Bamboo.EDF to Shut Down Cordemais Coal Plant by 2027 and Termination of Eco-Combust Biomass Project.Switzerland's largest power producer Axpo Inaugurates France's Largest Rooftop Solar Power Plant in Beauvais
Sep. 26 2024
OMNI Features|French Haffner Energy Partners with Bambbco to Enhance Biomass Diversity with Bamboo.EDF to Shut Down Cordemais Coal Plant by 2027 and Termination of Eco-Combust Biomass Project.Switzerland's largest power producer Axpo Inaugurates France's Largest Rooftop Solar Power Plant in Beauvais
Haffner Energy has announced a partnership with Bambbco, a French bamboo supplier, to diversify its biomass sources for renewable hydrogen production. Bamboo is an ideal resource, particularly grown on degraded land, and does not compete with traditional agriculture. This collaboration aims to provide an alternative to conventional forest residues and enhance biomass supply.
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MOEA Convenes Offshore Wind Zonal Developers to Discuss Issues onTimely Grid Connection
Sep. 25 2024
MOEA Convenes Offshore Wind Zonal Developers to Discuss Issues onTimely Grid Connection
To assist in the timely grid connection of offshore wind farms and ensure a sufficient supply of green energy, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) convened a meeting on the 23rd, bringing together zonal developers to discuss issues encountered in achieving timely grid integration. Industry representatives attending the meeting mainly raised concerns regarding the follow-up actions for industrial relevance plans, legal frameworks surrounding geological surveys, and the participation of state-owned banks in financing.
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SHINFOX ENERGY Making Its First as the Only Green Energy Stock by Selected for "TaiwanFINI100"
Sep. 25 2024
SHINFOX ENERGY Making Its First as the Only Green Energy Stock by Selected for "TaiwanFINI100"
For the 3rd consecutive year, the Taiwan Institute of Directors and the Center for Corporate Development have simulated the investment methods of various global institutional investors, releasing the annual "Taiwan FINI 100" The award ceremony was held today (25th), featuring notable guests such as Louise Hsiao, Vice President of Taiwan, and Sherman Lin, Chairman of TWSE, invited to deliver speeches.
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TIPO Releases "Trend Study on Wastewater Treatment and Recycling Technology for Semiconductor Process Equipment Patents" to Support Green Transition
Sep. 25 2024
TIPO Releases "Trend Study on Wastewater Treatment and Recycling Technology for Semiconductor Process Equipment Patents" to Support Green Transition
The supply strategies and water treatment technologies used by the high-tech industry are receiving increasing attention. In light of Taiwan's semiconductor industry's efforts to manage water resources, the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) has been focusing on developing technologies related to wastewater recycling and water resource regeneration. Today (25th), TIPO released a project report titled "Patent Trend Study on Wastewater Treatment and Recycling Technology for Semiconductor Process Equipment." The report explores key technologies and patent trends in semiconductor wastewater treatment, providing vital references for the industry in advancing green transformation, circular economy, ESG development, and achieving the 2050 net-zero emissions target.
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OMNI Features|Toyota Tsusho Plans to Invest 1 Trillion Yen in Renewable Energy Aiming at Offshore Wind Power in Japan and Europe.Hallim Offshore Wind Project Under Investigation for Unlawful Construction.Geelong Port in Australia Seeks to Become Victoria's Offshore Wind Power Development Hub
Sep. 24 2024
OMNI Features|Toyota Tsusho Plans to Invest 1 Trillion Yen in Renewable Energy Aiming at Offshore Wind Power in Japan and Europe.Hallim Offshore Wind Project Under Investigation for Unlawful Construction.Geelong Port in Australia Seeks to Become Victoria's Offshore Wind Power Development Hub
Toyota Tsusho Corp. plans to invest ¥1 trillion in renewable energy over the next decade, increasing its budget by ¥300 billion to meet growing global demand. By 2030, it aims to double its current capacity from 4,900 MW to 10 GW, with a focus on developing projects in emerging markets such as Africa and India. In Africa, the company has established "Aeolus" and is collaborating with Scatec to build a 100 MW solar power plant in Tunisia, set to begin operations in late 2025.