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The Cathay Sustainable Finance and Climate Change Summit in Taipei attracted over 5,000 participants from 700 companies. The event focused on the FSC’s initiatives to support net-zero transitions, featuring tools like financial fund allocation and ESG platforms.

Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp. ranks fifth in global sustainability, leading in low-carbon initiatives and environmental protection. Discover their green strategies.

Environmental Minister Peng Chi-ming warns that Taiwan’s fiscal law changes could impact waste management and net-zero goals. Budget cuts may affect local government funding and hinder environmental initiatives.

Changhua County launches a greenhouse gas audit initiative to aid businesses in low-carbon transitions. The county partners with universities and research centers to support export-oriented firms in meeting the 2050 net-zero emissions target.

Discover how Taipei is celebrating World Car-Free Day with Mayor Chiang Wan-an using public transport on Sept. 20 and initiatives promoting eco-friendly commuting, including free coffee rewards and low-carbon education for students.

Discover the sustainable achievements of Tainan City in Taiwan as Director-General Hsu Jen-tse shares the city’s strategies for net-zero sustainability at the COP28 conference. Learn about Tainan’s initiatives to combat extreme weather, promote sustainable development, and achieve low-carbon adaptation. Explore their efforts in constructing an electric bus transport system and implementing smart parking solutions to reduce air pollution. With a focus on renewable energy, Tainan aims to become a solar-powered city with 4GW of solar panel installations. Additionally, the city is actively harnessing renewable water sources, projecting a future water supply of 83,000 cubic meters per day.

The Minister of Economic Affairs praised the growing industry ties between Taiwan and Japan at the 2023 Japan-Taiwan Image Exhibition. Investments from Japanese companies such as Ebara, Fujifilm, and semiconductor factories are expected to contribute significantly to Taiwan’s economy, reaching a value of NTD$10 billion. Japan’s interest in Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, particularly TSMC’s projects in Kumamoto, suggests the potential for future collaboration. Minister Wang Mei-hua emphasized the importance of adopting low-carbon and smart technologies for a sustainable future, aligning with Japan’s smart city initiatives. She also highlighted the potential of hydrogen power, urging Taiwan to follow Japan’s lead in developing new technologies and exploring infrastructure partnerships.