Following the announcement of several data center expansion projects, Microsoft reiterated its commitment to sustainability.

The US and Japan will discuss negotiating with like-minded partners.

Taiwan's renewable energy sector is poised for continued growth

As the world's attention turns to Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics, Volocopter, a German aviation company, is gearing up to make history by launching their electric air taxi service...

South Korea's leading power utility, KEPCO, is poised to implement a hike in electricity tariffs following the parliamentary...

After an exemption of a year, the Indian government reimposed restrictions on imported solar modules starting in April, which may be targeting Chinese-made solar products.

As the quest for clean energy intensifies, hydrogen emerges as a pivotal player across diverse sectors, including energy, transportation, and industry.

The increasing external trade pressures and supply chain demands from major economies are driving carbon reduction efforts globally.

In pursuit of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, carbon trading and markets have emerged as pivotal strategies.

With global climate change on the rise and geopolitical risks looming, resource and energy supplies are increasingly constrained. For Taiwan, which imports 98% of its energy, strategic...

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said artificial intelligence is an essential tool for helping businesses reduce their carbon footprint, as he joined a climate change dialog...

In a pivotal move, Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has convened to discuss the impending surge in electricity prices, slated...

An electricity price hike in Taiwan may ignite a butterfly effect on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) industry and supply chains.

In Taiwan's quest to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, stakeholders are fervently pursuing alternatives to traditional energy sources.

On March 22, Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced the decision to raise electricity prices by an average of 11%, starting in April.