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2026 New Energy and Carbon Market Business Strategic Forum Focusing on Carbon Costs, Electricity Risks, and Corporate Competitiveness
Jul. 16 2026
2026 New Energy and Carbon Market Business Strategic Forum Focusing on Carbon Costs, Electricity Risks, and Corporate Competitiveness
The global energy transition is rapidly reshaping the business environment. As carbon pricing, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), sustainability disclosure requirements, electricity market reforms, and green finance continue to evolve, businesses are facing far more than ESG compliance. These developments are fundamentally transforming corporate cost structures, energy resilience, and the way capital markets evaluate business performance.
Co-organized by EnergyOMNI and RECCESSARY, the "2026 New Energy and Carbon Market Business Strategic Forum" will bring together policymakers, multinational corporations, energy industry leaders, financial institutions, and technology experts under the central theme of "Carbon Costs, Electricity Risks, and Capital Screening."
Ørsted Wins Taiwan Biodiversity Action Award Silver for Second Consecutive Year Demonstrating the Coexistence of Renewable Energy and Nature
Jul. 23 2026
Ørsted Wins Taiwan Biodiversity Action Award Silver for Second Consecutive Year Demonstrating the Coexistence of Renewable Energy and Nature
Ørsted was awarded the Silver Award in the For-Profit Organization Category at the 2026 Taiwan Biodiversity Action Award (TWBA), becoming the only offshore wind company recognized this year. This marks the second consecutive year that Ørsted has received the prestigious biodiversity award, reflecting broad recognition of the company's commitment to protecting nature while developing and operating large-scale offshore wind farms in Taiwan.
Taiwan's Offshore Wind at a Crossroads: Navigating the Next Decade in a Changing World
Jul. 23 2026
Taiwan's Offshore Wind at a Crossroads: Navigating the Next Decade in a Changing World
Over the past decade, Taiwan's offshore wind industry has grown rapidly, building a comprehensive supply chain from the ground up and establishing itself as one of Asia's leading offshore wind markets. Today, however, the industry stands at a critical crossroads. As global supply chains are reshaped, interest rates remain high, geopolitical tensions intensify, and energy investment priorities evolve, what lies ahead for Taiwan's offshore wind sector?
MOEA Warns Proposed Budget Cuts Could Undermine Taiwan's Drone Industry and Defense Capability
Jul. 23 2026
MOEA Warns Proposed Budget Cuts Could Undermine Taiwan's Drone Industry and Defense Capability
The MOEA on July 21 urged lawmakers to reject a proposal by the Kuomintang (KMT) caucus to suspend the government's integrated uncrewed systems development program and eliminate its FY2026 budget. The ministry warned that cutting funding to zero would severely undermine one of Taiwan's fastest-growing industries, weaken national defense resilience, and disrupt efforts to build a trusted, non-China supply chain.
MOEA Releases Standard Administrative Contract for Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Clarifying Developers' Rights and Obligations
Jul. 23 2026
MOEA Releases Standard Administrative Contract for Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Clarifying Developers' Rights and Obligations
Following the Ministry of Economic Affairs' (MOEA) public announcement on March 27, 2026, of the selection mechanism for Round 3 Offshore Wind Zonal Development Program, and subsequent briefing sessions on the draft administrative contract for offshore wind zonal development held on April 2 and April 29, the MOEA today (July 23) released the standard administrative contract template for Round 3.
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OMNI Features｜New Zealand Ends Plans to Price Agricultural Emissions．Swiss Voters Back Law to Boost Renewable Energy Output．MOEA Plans to Implement Tiered Pricing for Electricity and Expected to Launch as Early as 2025
Jun. 13 2024
OMNI Features｜New Zealand Ends Plans to Price Agricultural Emissions．Swiss Voters Back Law to Boost Renewable Energy Output．MOEA Plans to Implement Tiered Pricing for Electricity and Expected to Launch as Early as 2025
New Zealand, home to 5 million people, has about 10 million cattle and 26 million sheep. Nearly half its total greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture, mainly methane. The previous government had introduced a plan to charge farmers for their gas emissions from the end of 2025, in what was hailed as a world first.
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OMNI Features｜Siemens Energy Announces the Imminent Completion of a 21 MW Offshore Wind Turbine．Italy to Launch Offshore Renewable Energy Contract for Difference Auction
Jun. 12 2024
OMNI Features｜Siemens Energy Announces the Imminent Completion of a 21 MW Offshore Wind Turbine．Italy to Launch Offshore Renewable Energy Contract for Difference Auction
Following the recent installation of the world's first 18 MW offshore wind turbine with a diameter of 260 meters by Dongfang Electric Corporation (DEC), Siemens Energy has announced the imminent completion of its 21 MW wind turbine, which will be the largest offshore wind turbine manufactured by Siemens Energy to date. The estimated output power is approximately 40% higher than that of the company's other turbine models, with the largest turbine boasting a rotor diameter of 236 meters.
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Insight Kaohsiung｜NVIDIA Partners with Foxconn to Build Advanced AI Computing Center in Kaohsiung Expected Completion by 2026．Supermicro, ASE Technology, and Chunghwa System Integration Collaborate to Develop Next-Generation Water-Cooled Data Center in Kaohsiung．Kaohsiung City and Water Resources Agency Collaborate to Develop Diverse Water Resources Including a Desalination Plant in Northern Kaohsiung．Taiwan AI Labs Unveils Asia Bay Headquarters Collaborates with Medical Centers to Integrate Hospital Databases
Jun. 12 2024
Insight Kaohsiung｜NVIDIA Partners with Foxconn to Build Advanced AI Computing Center in Kaohsiung Expected Completion by 2026．Supermicro, ASE Technology, and Chunghwa System Integration Collaborate to Develop Next-Generation Water-Cooled Data Center in Kaohsiung．Kaohsiung City and Water Resources Agency Collaborate to Develop Diverse Water Resources Including a Desalination Plant in Northern Kaohsiung．Taiwan AI Labs Unveils Asia Bay Headquarters Collaborates with Medical Centers to Integrate Hospital Databases
Hon Hai Technology Group announced on June 4th the establishment of an advanced computing center in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, in collaboration with NVIDIA. The center will be centered around the super chip GB200 servers, comprising a total of 64 cabinets and 4,608 Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). Completion is anticipated by 2026. Concurrently, Foxtron Vehicle Technologies Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Hon Hai Technology, is advancing into the new Qiaotou plant in Kaohsiung, which is set to become one of the group's flagship AI factories.
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OMNI Features｜Maryland's Governor Signs MOU with Federal Government for Offshore Wind Projects．Largest Onshore Wind Farm Opens in Eastern Iran
Jun. 11 2024
OMNI Features｜Maryland's Governor Signs MOU with Federal Government for Offshore Wind Projects．Largest Onshore Wind Farm Opens in Eastern Iran
Maryland's objective to establish a robust offshore wind industry is receiving support from the Biden administration. On the 7th, Governor Wes Moore signed a memorandum of understanding with the federal government to coordinate offshore wind energy development off Maryland's coast. This agreement follows the governor's recent executive order advancing his climate change initiatives. The memorandum delineates the framework for federal and state collaboration to plan and implement measures aimed at bolstering Maryland's offshore wind industry.
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Insight Kaohsiung｜Transport Network Boosts S Industrial Corridor Development, Drives Inter-District Home Buying in Renwu by STSP Residents．The DIEZ from the UAE Makes Inaugural Visit to Kaohsiung．The Executive Yuan Approves NT$180 million for NTU and NTHU to Establish a Branches in Zuoying for Cultivating Semiconductor Talents
Jun. 07 2024
Insight Kaohsiung｜Transport Network Boosts S Industrial Corridor Development, Drives Inter-District Home Buying in Renwu by STSP Residents．The DIEZ from the UAE Makes Inaugural Visit to Kaohsiung．The Executive Yuan Approves NT$180 million for NTU and NTHU to Establish a Branches in Zuoying for Cultivating Semiconductor Talents
The Southern Taiwan Science Park (STSP) continues to thrive, driven by the semiconductor industry led by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). In 2023, STSP's annual revenue reached NT$1.58 trillion, a 6.88% increase. With TSMC investing approximately NT$2 trillion to build 3 new 2 NM plants in Kaohsiung's Nanzi District, the resulting spillover effects have boosted the housing market in northern Kaohsiung. This has led to a noticeable trend of STSP engineers relocating and purchasing homes across Tainan and Kaohsiung. (May 31, 2023)
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OMNI Features｜S.Korea Councillor Express Concerns over Chinese Investment in Domestic Offshore Wind Industry．GDG Enters Indian Offshore Wind Partnership with Aban Power
Jun. 07 2024
OMNI Features｜S.Korea Councillor Express Concerns over Chinese Investment in Domestic Offshore Wind Industry．GDG Enters Indian Offshore Wind Partnership with Aban Power
Korea Councillor Gu Ja-geun said that if the government cannot prevent bypassing Chinese investment in capital procurement and equipment supply, trillions of won in subsidies will go overseas.
