Founded in 2015, Taiwan Renewable Energy Alliance (TRENA) connects civil society, industry, and policymakers to advance Taiwan’s renewable energy transition. As 2030 targets approach, its work underscores the importance of public consensus and coordinated policy action.
Chang Gung Memorial Hospital is redefining healthcare in Taiwan through AI-driven innovation, sustainable practices, and global collaboration. By integrating research, technology, and social responsibility, it aims to build a smarter, greener, and more inclusive healthcare system for future generations.
Taiwan’s ambition to become a leader in sustainable manufacturing is being realized through landmark projects like TSMC’s Zero Waste Manufacturing Center in Tai-chung Science Park. At the core of this transformation is Pacific Engineers and Constructors Ltd. (PECL), originally established as a joint venture with the Ministry of Economic Affairs and now a wholly owned…
EVERRICH brings Taiwan’s spirit to life at the airport, turning local stories and sustainable partnerships into memorable travel experiences.
Celebrating 30 years, Taiwan’s National Health Insurance is hailed globally for health equity and access—but rising costs and delayed drug access now pose serious sustainability challenges.
Under new leadership, Bayer Taiwan is strengthening its role as a bridge between advanced healthcare and sustainable food systems—fostering local partnerships, clinical trials, and regenerative farming to build a healthier future.
Known as the “Godmother of regional revitalization,” Chen Mei-ling shares how decades of public service and grassroots engagement shaped her mission to empower Taiwan’s local communities. From drafting landmark legislation to founding the Taiwan Regional Revitalization Foundation, her journey bridges policy and people.
Taiwan advances towards net-zero carbon emissions with expanded green finance initiatives, boosted by growing green bonds issuance and stricter sustainability regulations.
Regulatory uncertainty continues to cloud Taiwan’s offshore wind ambitions, even as the government pledges to ease local content rules. While the sector has made impressive gains, investors remain cautious amid lingering red tape, infrastructure bottlenecks, and a shift to a high-risk, market-driven model.
Taiwan has unveiled an ambitious new solution to tackle droughts and secure a sustainable water future, starting with a bold new structure in the hills above Taipei.
