Taiwan is at a critical turning point in its net-zero transition
As Taiwan moves from carbon pricing policy to actual carbon fee collection, decarbonization is no longer simply about ESG disclosure or brand advocacy. It is becoming a critical business issue with direct implications for operating costs, financial planning and corporate governance.
The net-zero transition is no longer just about cutting carbon emissions. With the global energy transition accelerating, AI-driven computing demand pushing up electricity consumption, and supply chains raising the bar for low-carbon operations, how can businesses turn the pressure to transform into their next competitive advantage?
As the global energy landscape shifts at speed, how can businesses stay ahead in the next round of competition? Bringing together policy, capital and real-world industry experience, the forum explores how global change is reshaping energy strategies and creating new competitive opportunities for businesses.
🟢 01｜ Global Perspective × Energy Transition
Poland’s Deputy Minister of Energy will share insights into Europe’s energy transition and decarbonization strategy, examining international policy and energy planning while highlighting emerging opportunities for global net-zero collaboration and industrial partnerships.
🟢 02｜ Financial Perspective × Corporate Net-Zero Decisions
DBS Group’s Chief Sustainability Officer will explore global trends in sustainable finance and climate governance, and how financial markets are influencing corporate net-zero strategies, moving sustainability beyond an environmental issue and into the heart of capital allocation and business decision-making.
🟢 03｜ Business Action × Net-Zero in Practice
Industry leaders including Schneider Electric, Delta Electronics and Ampower will share how they integrate energy, data, supply chains and organizational resources to turn net-zero strategies into tangible business action.
