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Committed to supporting the wider business community, Baker McKenzie is proud to sponsor the venue for the UKRC meetings, providing a professional setting that encourages meaningful discussion, knowledge sharing, and stronger collaboration between the UK and Taiwan.
The UK Renewables Committee (UKRC) is a renewable energy industry representation body under the umbrella of the British Chamber of Commerce in Taipei (BCCTaipei). The UKRC will support the growth and proliferation of renewables in Taiwan.
The UKRC is a platform for networking and collaboration among its members to build relationships across the supply chain of renewables between Taiwan and the UK , facilitate exchange, lessons learned and experiences among its members, the Taiwanese industry and the general public. The UKRC will represent its members to raise issues towards the Taiwanese government and create awareness for renewables towards industry, academia and the public. The UKRC will work closely with the British Office Taipei.
Full Member
British Companies with investment in Taiwan and mainly active in the renewable energy sector.
Rights & Obligations
(1) Join all meetings.
(2) Elect or run for Co-Chair.
(3) Submit issues for the Committee
(4) Be represented in working groups.
(5) Full members can call in a working group to work on a specific issue with two members raising the issue and a Co-Chair overseeing the working group.
The Co-Chairs jointly with the CEO of the BCCTaipei or a representative of the BCCTaipei BoG shall have full discretion to approve or reject membership applications.
Memberships should be renewed after one year.
Working Groups:
To facilitate renewables in Taiwan and represent the interest of all members of the UKRC, members can form working groups, that could either address issues, support campaigns, create events, publications, or engage in outreach activities on behalf of the UKRC. Working Groups can run indefinitely and either be dissolved by the founding members or the Co-Chairs and BCCTaipei CEO.
- UKRC Social Gathering
- UKRC Internship Programme 2024
