Submit your sustainability proposal at ‘Go Green with Taiwan’ 2024 and win $20,000! Register by August 31!

Taiwan’s green industry is growing rapidly, and Taiwanese companies are becoming ideal partners for international collaboration in areas such as energy and energy storage, energy efficiency, low-carbon transportation, green environmental materials, environmental equipment, and circular economy initiatives. For example, Delta Electronics, Inc., a global leader in energy management systems, has implemented electric vehicle-friendly infrastructure in its global offices. Using DeltaGrid® EVM as a core charging management system, Delta optimizes energy delivery through AI analysis of daily usage data, managing EV charging, solar power generation, and energy storage. This approach has delivered significant energy cost savings of 15.64% at Delta’s European headquarters and can be extended to shopping center parking lots, residential areas, and office buildings.

Taiwanese companies are also important in the global low-carbon transportation supply chain. For example, Fukuta Electric & Mach Co., Ltd. partnered with Tesla to reduce the weight of electric vehicle motors from 400 kg to less than 60 kg, thereby meeting the diverse manufacturing needs of global electric vehicles and expanding cooperation with brands such as Mazda. Their lightweight technology enhances product competitiveness in the EV market. Tron Energy Technology Corporation has taken advantage of government initiatives promoting electric bus replacement, forming strategic alliances in Southeast Asia and India. The company has adopted a semiconductor division of labor model, focusing on core components and outsourcing vehicle assembly to local factories. Tron Energy currently manufactures 200 electric buses annually, more than 50% of which are locally manufactured. Future plans include advancing autonomous driving technology and expanding into global markets.

In eco-friendly materials and the circular economy, Acer Incorporated introduced its eco-friendly laptop, the Aspire Vero, in 2021. This laptop incorporates post-consumer recycled plastic (PCR) and ocean-bound plastic (OBP), with a body made from 30-40% PCR plastic and a touchpad made entirely from OBP. The packaging uses up to 90% recycled paper and standard screws for easy repairs and upgrades, extending the product’s lifespan. The packaging box is designed for reuse, with internal dividers convertible into laptop stands and cushioning materials repurposed as seedling pots, exemplifying excellent circular design principles.

Taiwan has strong industrial technology, skilled talent, and extensive software and hardware resources. In addition to the companies mentioned, Taiwan has many other exemplary green energy industries and fully integrated supply chains. Supported by government policies, Taiwan is poised to play a key role in driving the global sustainable green energy transition. The 2024 “Go Green with Taiwan” Global Proposal Program seeks outstanding proposals worldwide that incorporate Taiwan’s green energy products or solutions.

The “Go Green with Taiwan” global proposal event, organized by the International Trade Administration (TITA) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and executed by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), is open for submissions until August 31, 2024, Taiwan time (GMT+08:00). We warmly welcome creative proposers from around the world to actively participate and join hands with Taiwan in building a green and sustainable future! For details on the proposal process and related information,

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