As global demand for renewable energy grows, solar panels have become a crucial tool in sustainable development and carbon reduction. In Taiwan the nationwide rooftop solar PV system installation plan promoted by the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ Bureau of Energy is accelerating the installation of solar PV systems and advancing development of green energy, laying…
TASS 2024: Leading Taiwan into the International Arena
The “2024 Sustainable Taiwan Expo (TASS2024)” collaborated for the first time with “2024 New Environmental Exhibition (N-EXPO)” and “2024 Global Warming Prevention Exhibition (GWPE),” and participated in the event taking place from May 22 to 24, 2024, in Japan. N-EXPO and GWPE are Japan’s largest and most significant exhibitions related to environmental and climate change…
Celebrating a sustainable Dragon Boat Festival with TASS2024!
TASS2023 Review Video
Since its establishment in 2020, TASS has become Taiwan’s most important platform for sustainable and circular economy solutions. Annually, it attracts exhibitors from over 10 countries worldwide. From 2022, 420 outstanding enterprises in total, with a total scale exceeding 1,350 booths covering an area of 50,000 square meters. Over the years, each three-day exhibition has…
TASS2023 Post Show Report
Geothermal energy holds significant potential for Taiwan’s 2040 goal to reach 170 billion kilowatt-hours of renewable energy
Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Zeng Wensheng (曾文生), stated that by 2040, renewable energy generation, including offshore wind and solar power, could reach 170 billion kilowatt-hours. In the global energy transition trend, Taiwan is accelerating the development of renewable energy. Currently, the highest percentage of renewable energy sources is represented by offshore…
First collect of carbon fees scheduled for 2025 in Taiwan!
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the U.S. Clean Competition Act (CCA) are set to be implemented next year, and there is high external interest in the progress of domestic carbon fee collection in Taiwan. Taiwan will announce and establish the carbon fee rate in early 2024, conduct a review of carbon…
In response to the international Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), Taiwan local governments act up.
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (#CBAM) system was announced in May of this year and is set to be implemented in October, with official implementation expected by 2026. The “Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange,” (TCX) jointly funded by the Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation and the National Development Fund, Executive Yuan, was officially established on…