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TASS2025 Confronting the Carbon Crisis: Building a New Era of Sustainable Fashion

As a major driver of the global economy, the fashion industry is also one of the highest carbon-emitting sectors. Statistics show that the fashion industry accounts for 10% of annual global carbon emissions, and without decisive action, this figure could rise to 26% by 2050, placing enormous pressure on climate change efforts. In 2018, the United Nations launched the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action, setting targets to reduce emissions by 30% by 2030 and achieve net-zero by 2050 in order to pave the way toward a sustainable future.The fashion industry operates on a linear economic model, with most garments…

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TASS2025 Resources are No Longer Discarded: Key Transformation from ‘Waste’ to ‘Fuel’ Officially Begins!

In the era of pursuing net-zero carbon emissions, waste-to-energy has become a core strategy for resource management. The Ministry of Economic Affairs officially released the SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel) White Paper in April this year, integrating domestic industry conditions with international experience to clearly outline policy directions for promoting SRF technology. The goal is to create innovative waste solutions that balance environmental protection and economic benefits through standardized management, technological applications, and market mechanisms. From “Treatment” to “Reuse”: Unlocking New Circular Economy Opportunities SRF is not just an end-of-pipe treatment option, but a new industrial breakthrough trend for resource “reuse”…

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TASS Achieves ISO14067 Carbon Footprint Certification!

上一頁 下一頁 TASS Sustainable Taiwan Expo , co-organized by Intercon of Interplan Group & Taiwan Alliance for Sustainable Supply, has officially obtained ISO14067 Carbon Footprint Certification! This achievement not only demonstrates our commitment to low-carbon practices, environmental protection, and sustainable development, but also signifies international recognition of our efforts in advancing green exhibition standards. At TASS, we’re not just talking about a low-carbon future – we’re rolling up our sleeves and making it happen! Join us on this awesome journey!

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TASS2024 Biogas: A Green Transformation from Waste to Energy

According to a report by Fortune Business Insights, the global biogas market reached a size of USD 48.74 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow to USD 78.32 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate of 5.50% during the forecast period. In response to the global trend toward net-zero carbon emissions, Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has previously promoted high-efficiency biogas demonstration sites and anaerobic fermentation experiments. Through collaboration with energy service companies and biogas-related industries, valuable experience has been accumulated. By connecting the industrial chain, this initiative aims to foster collaboration among various sectors, including public…

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TASS2024 Geothermal Energy: Taiwan’s Hidden Treasure of Green Power

In Taiwan’s journey towards renewable energy development, wind and solar power have long been the two major forces. However, geothermal energy is gradually emerging and is expected to become the third largest source of green electricity. Geothermal power generation is one of the few energy sources that can serve as a stable base load, with a capacity factor of up to 90%, and its levelized cost of electricity is lower than that of solar and wind power. As a clean renewable energy source, geothermal energy can effectively reduce air pollution caused by power generation, improve carbon emissions, and generate economic…

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TASS2024 Hydrogen Energy: Key Driver in Energy Transition

As the global demand for environmental protection and carbon reduction continues to grow, energy transition has become a critical issue for many countries. Hydrogen energy, as a clean and renewable energy source, is rapidly gaining attention. In recent years, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) have emerged as one of the most eco-friendly and essential options in the new energy vehicle sector. They stand out for their ability to produce only water and heat during energy conversion, without emitting any harmful gases or substances. This reflects the significant progress in fuel cell electric vehicle technology and highlights the potential of…

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TASS2024: Challenges and Solutions to Solar Panel Recycling

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 a solid foundation for future environmental protection. However, solar PV panels have a lifecycle of about 20 years, and approximately 0.5% are damaged annually due to typhoons. As many solar panels gradually reach the end of their service life, the Ministry of Environment estimates that…

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TASS2024: EU & Japan to Deepen Cooperation on Hydrogen Technology Development

Japan’s Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Ken Saito and the European Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson, held a High-Level Hydrogen Business Forum to deepen their cooperation regarding hydrogen business and technology development in the framework of the EU-Japan Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) on Hydrogen. Minister Ken Saito and Commissioner Kadri Simson agreed to cooperate on supply and demand-side policies in clean energy sectors and to properly evaluate non-price elements such as principles of transparency, diversity, safety, sustainability and reliability. They confirmed that work will begin in the fields of wind, solar and hydrogen, with plans to expand in the future. Especially,…

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