Taiwan's carbon fee has moved off the policy slides and onto real invoices. That makes decarbonization a cost, finance and governance issue, not just a section in the ESG report. This forum brings together policy, capital and industry people to talk about what companies should actually do next.
There's a lot going on at once. The global energy transition is speeding up, AI computing is pushing electricity demand higher, and supply chains keep asking for lower-carbon operations. The forum's question is simple: how do you turn that pressure into an edge over your competitors?
Three angles on the same problem
01 | Global view × energy transition
A representative of Poland shares how Europe is handling its energy transition and decarbonization strategy. Expect international policy, energy planning, and where new openings for net-zero collaboration and industrial partnerships might come from.
02 | Finance view × corporate net-zero decisions
DBS Group's Chief Sustainability Officer covers global trends in sustainable finance and climate governance. The talk looks at how financial markets now shape corporate net-zero plans, and why sustainability has become part of capital allocation instead of a side project.
03 | Business action × net zero in practice
Leaders from Schneider Electric, Delta Electronics and Ampower explain how they pull energy, data, supply chains and their own teams together. This is the part where strategy turns into real projects.
Getting there
The forum is in Nangang District, Taipei. If you've done the Nangang trade-show trip before, you know the way.