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As the holiday season approaches, Regent Taipei brings you the most festive holiday atmosphere through the iconic Christmas Tree to delicious gourmet treats.

Taipei, Dec. 8 (CNA) The combined production value of Taiwan's wind and photovoltaic (PV) power industries is forecast to surpass NT$2 trillion (US$71.94) billion by 2025, with the country making plans to invest heavily in the development of renewables, President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) said Wednesday.

Speaking at 2021 Energy Taiwan's opening ceremony, Tsai said that by 2025 the aggregate investments ...

The 2021 Energy Taiwan physical and online exhibitions are back today (December 8), featuring the latest solutions in solar photovoltaic (PV), wind power, smart energy storage, and hydrogen fuel. In response to the global trend of net zero carbon emissions, this year’s show also includes, energy saving, green electricity trading, and green finance, and featured renewable energy as small hydro ...

KPMG’s 22nd Annual Global Automotive Executive Survey finds that 53% of executives are confident that the industry will see more profitable growth.

Renewables will account for about 95% of growth in global power-generation capacity up to the end of 2026, finds energy agency

The government's "Bilingual Nation 2030" policy will help improve the competitiveness of young people in Taiwan in the global job market.

A new survey by Macquarie Asset Management affirms that climate change is considered the priority ESG issue for institutional investors, but most investors face challenges integrating the consideration of climate risks into their investment portfolios.  

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — As Taiwan’s rapid GDP expansion is rooted in the manufacturing sector, residents working in the larger services sector will feel the benefits of the growth much later, reports said Tuesday (Nov. 30).

The British Chamber of Commerce is excited to introduce our new Chamber members who joined during the month of November. We continually strive to connect you to one another and to the community at large.  

The NT$20 billion will be allocated from 2022 to 2025.