Blutech Intelligent was recently invited to participate in the “Taiwan-Japan Innovation Community ESG Development and Opportunity Matching Forum,” organized by The Epoch Times and the National Development Council in collaboration with the “Startup Island TAIWAN” initiative. The forum focused on connecting startup teams from Taiwan and Japan for experience exchanges and promoting the development of the ESG innovation ecosystem and more flexible international collaboration models.
Through in-depth discussions on three major topics—digital transformation, environmental sustainability, and social changes driven by smart infrastructure—industry experts from both Taiwan and Japan explored how startup teams could help industries implement ESG. As a company that provides clients with a shortcut to net-zero and ESG practices, Blutech Intelligent has successfully executed numerous carbon reduction projects and has extensive experience in sustainable transformation. Blutech’s Business Director, Guo Han, was also invited to engage in an online discussion on the topic of smart infrastructure, sharing how Blutech’s unique solutions can enable more effective resource allocation from the perspective of digital infrastructure.
Guo Han, Blutech’s Business Director, mentioned, “The Financial Supervisory Commission requires Taiwan’s public and private sectors to manage energy, but in reality, there are many challenges. First, in the factory sector, traditional manufacturing industries typically only install high-voltage panels and main panels, without detailed sub-metering for factory power consumption. It’s estimated that millions of meters in Taiwan’s industrial zones are not connected. Without meter data, energy-saving and carbon reduction efforts are impossible because detailed monitoring is needed to identify abnormal energy usage and optimize equipment. In many carbon reduction forums, people talk about energy-saving and introducing green energy, but they often overlook how difficult it is to collect data in many environments.”
He continued, “Therefore, if infrastructure can be made smarter, it will greatly assist both the public and private sectors in digital governance. For example, VACAN’s AI vacancy information integration platform can improve space utilization efficiency and meet emergency shelter needs. Blutech Intelligent uses wireless transmission technology to solve energy data collection and overcome the limitations of physical wiring in various environments. LYNTEK Technology utilizes 5G and satellite communication technologies to build the data transmission and communication infrastructure for smart cities.”
Blutech Intelligent’s Business Director, Guo Han, shared his insights at the forum.
“Through various technical collaborations and sharing of field experiences, we can implement ESG more quickly. The exchange between Taiwanese and Japanese teams at this event allowed us to leverage each other’s expertise and innovative thinking to truly create a win-win outcome. This will enable the public and private sectors in other Asian countries to learn from our experiences and establish a cross-border ESG innovation ecosystem.”
