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Sep 03, 2025
How is Green Electricity Defined Globally? A Complete Analysis of US and China Policies and Development (Part 1)
Despite broad global consensus on net-zero emission targets, there are significant differences among countries in defining "green electricity," reflecting their varying land resources, geopolitical considerations, and economic structures. The US tends to include nuclear and natural gas within the broader category of "clean energy," while China focuses on ultra-large-scale deployment of renewable energy. The EU, through its Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, defines nuclear and natural gas as "transitional" sustainable investments under strict conditions.
Jul 02, 2025
Should You Still Invest in Renewable Energy? Trends and Financing Outlook
Unsure whether to enter the renewable energy market? This article uses the latest data and case studies to help you understand the 2025 global renewable energy trends and market expectations!
Apr 30, 2025
From Trump's Paris Agreement Withdrawal to Taiwan's 2050 Net Zero Anchor: What Are the New Focus Points for Corporate Supply Chain Decarbonization?
In early 2025, Trump claimed he would withdraw from the Paris Agreement again, seemingly weakening global climate governance consensus. In reality, ESG has long become the operational culture of top international enterprises. Taiwan has also anchored its future at this time - President Lai Ching-te explicitly stated at the National Climate Change Response Committee meeting that Taiwan's 2050 net-zero target will not waver with international political developments. More noteworthy is that the Ministry of Environment plans to officially announce carbon sequestration regulations in mid-2025, which will be a turning point for corporate supply chain decarbonization and Scope 3 management. This article analyzes how enterprises should seize this transformation opportunity!
Mar 09, 2025
Weekly ESG Trends: Latest Sustainability Updates Mar 3-9
Global ESG Trends: Policy Changes and New Corporate Sustainability Opportunities
As global attention on climate change and sustainable development intensifies, governments and companies worldwide are accelerating their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) transformation. Recently, Japan, the EU, Taiwan and other regions have successively released new emission reduction targets, sustainability reporting standards, and financial innovation initiatives to promote net-zero carbon emissions and sustainable development. This article will help you understand the latest policy developments and market trends to help companies seize key opportunities.
Feb 07, 2025
Trump Announces Paris Agreement Withdrawal Again, Yet It's the Perfect Opportunity for Taiwan Enterprises to 'Overtake' Major Players?!
On January 20, 2025, with the announcement of the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, global carbon reduction efforts faced significant impact. As the world's second-largest carbon emitter, the US's reduced commitment to climate agreements not only weakens the coordination of international cooperation but may also cause some countries and enterprises to relax their carbon reduction efforts. However, supply chain pressure has not diminished, especially as the EU and other regions maintain strict carbon emission management requirements, with global brands and purchasers still requiring supply chain partners to maintain high-standard carbon inventory capabilities.
Nov 22, 2024
COP29 Insights: How Carbon Inventory Transforms from Compliance to Competitive Advantage
Against the backdrop of global decarbonization trends and rapid development of international carbon markets, carbon inventory has long transcended being merely a compliance requirement—it has become a critical task determining an enterprise's future competitiveness. Accurate data, transparent management, and efficient solutions will be the core weapons for enterprises to stand out in the carbon market.
May 13, 2022
Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD): Scenario Analysis and Climate-Related Issues
Scenario Analysis and Climate-Related Issues aim to incorporate the development and potential impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities under different conditions into organizational decision-making plans, helping organizations understand their performance under various future scenarios.
Apr 15, 2022
Introduction to TCFD and Its Four Core Elements
The Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) was established by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) in 2015 to address climate change and the Paris Agreement, providing climate-related financial disclosure standards.
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