The “Carbon Net Zero Clean Energy and Sustainable Development Association,” initiated by 34 passionate partners committed to net-zero sustainability, held its first general meeting on April 13 at the Yuanlin Food and Culture Wedding Banquet Hall. The meeting was attended by representatives from various sectors, including Changhua County Vice Governor Lin Tianfu, Vice Secretary-General of … Blutech news
Blutech has been invited to participate in Cisco’s Kaohsiung AIoT Asia Bay Smart Port Project. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed by the Kaohsiung City Government Economic Development Bureau, Kaohsiung Port Authority, and Cisco Taiwan, with the event witnessed by Deputy Minister of Transportation Lin Kuo-hsien, Cisco Global Innovation Chief Guy Diedrich, Taiwan International Ports Corporation Chairman Lee Hsien-yi, and Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai.
The ” Green Discovery Development Sustainability Association,” initiated by 34 partners who are highly passionate about net zero sustainability, held its first membership meeting on April 13th at Yuanlin, Changhua. Representatives from various sectors, including Tianfu Lin, Deputy Magistrate of Changhua County, Yingqing Chen, Deputy Secretary-General of the Changhua County Industrial Development and Investment Promotion Association, and Boji Weng, Chairman of the Huaxia Aviation Industry Development Association, attended the meeting to provide guidance and encouragement. During the meeting, various levels of executives were successfully elected, with Pincheng Lai, the current Sustainable Economic Group Leader of the Changhua County Government Youth Advisory Committee and Vice President of the International Youth Chamber of Commerce of Yuanlin, being elected as the inaugural chairman.
According to several press releases, electricity prices are set to increase again this April! It is reported that the average price of industrial electricity will be rise by 10% after the price adjustment, with heavy electricity users like semiconductor manufacturers possibly facing a 30% increase. To alleviate severe financial distress of Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), the Ministry of Economic Affairs has decided to intervene once more by raising electricity prices, striving to achieve a breakeven point this year to prevent further accumulation of financial losses. Unlike previous electricity price hikes targeted heavy electricity users, this time even electricity users consuming less than 330 kWh will be affected, however, manufacturing industry with heavy electricity consumption will unavoidably facing greater financial pressure.
