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OMNI Features|Microsoft Secures 100% of Energy Exported Agreement from EDPR's SolarNova 8 Project in Singapore.TotalEnergies Launches Floating Wind Turbine for UK North Sea Platform.Biden Administration Announces 3.1 GW Floating Offshore Wind Auction in Oregon.Meta Platforms and Sage Geosystems Sign Geothermal Supply Agreement to Power U.S. Data Centers
Sep. 03 2024
OMNI Features|Microsoft Secures 100% of Energy Exported Agreement from EDPR's SolarNova 8 Project in Singapore.TotalEnergies Launches Floating Wind Turbine for UK North Sea Platform.Biden Administration Announces 3.1 GW Floating Offshore Wind Auction in Oregon.Meta Platforms and Sage Geosystems Sign Geothermal Supply Agreement to Power U.S. Data Centers
Microsoft has entered a 20-year agreement with EDP Renewables (EDPR) to purchase 100% of the solar energy from the SolarNova 8 project, Singapore's largest solar initiative. This project will install up to 200MWp of solar panels across 1,075 public housing and 101 government buildings. This is the second partnership between Microsoft and EDPR in Singapore, following a similar agreement in 2018.
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GRUNDFOS and YCM Collaborate to Advance Sustainable Transformation in Taiwan's Machine Tool Industry
Sep. 02 2024
GRUNDFOS and YCM Collaborate to Advance Sustainable Transformation in Taiwan's Machine Tool Industry
The advanced pump solution and water resource technology company, GRUNDFOS Pumps, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Yeong Chin Machinery Industries (YCM) on the 30th, aiming to accelerate the adoption of smart and energy-efficient systems in Taiwan's machine tool industry, promoting environmental sustainability. As the world's first company to achieve full verification of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for the 2050 net-zero emissions goal, GRUNDFOS is committed to providing intelligent, connected, and energy-saving pump solutions that help customers optimize system performance, save energy, and reduce carbon emissions.
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Formosa 2 Donates 200 Life Jackets to Nanlunz Fisher's Association to Ensure Fishermen's Safety
Sep. 02 2024
Formosa 2 Donates 200 Life Jackets to Nanlunz Fisher's Association to Ensure Fishermen's Safety
According to Labor Occupational Accident Insurance statistics, the occupational injury rate in the fishing industry has been more than 4 times higher than that of all other industries over the years. To safeguard fishermen's safety at sea, Formosa 2 today (2nd) donated 200 inflatable life jackets, certified by SOLAS, CCS, and EC, to the Nanlunz Fisher's Association in Miaoli. Representatives from the Fisher's Association and local fishermen were invited to participate in the event, where they experienced the lightweight life jackets suitable for fishing operations and shared the vision of mutual prosperity between the fishing industry and offshore wind power.
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CSBC's New Chairman Cheng-Hung Huang Assumes Office and Suggest Strategic Adjustments Across 5 Key Areas
Aug. 29 2024
CSBC's New Chairman Cheng-Hung Huang Assumes Office and Suggest Strategic Adjustments Across 5 Key Areas
CSBC Corporation Taiwan, also known as CSBC, recently underwent a change in leadership. Former Chairman Wen-Lon Cheng officially stepped down on the 19th, and Cheng-Hung Huang took over as the new Chairman on the 28th. Chairman Cheng-Hung Huang has set out strategies and solutions in 5 key areas: "Global Economic Challenges and Supply Chain Management," "Technological and Product Innovation," "Financial and Capital Management," "Human Resources and Organizational Management," and "Government and Social Cooperation."
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OMNI Features|Vena Energy and MGen Renewable Energy Partner on 550MW Solar PV Project in the Philippines.MOL Training Center in the Philippines Achieves DNV Accreditation for Maritime Training.Data Gaps Hinder Climate Action in Asia-Pacific
Aug. 29 2024
OMNI Features|Vena Energy and MGen Renewable Energy Partner on 550MW Solar PV Project in the Philippines.MOL Training Center in the Philippines Achieves DNV Accreditation for Maritime Training.Data Gaps Hinder Climate Action in Asia-Pacific
Vena Energy, based in Singapore, has entered into an investment agreement with MGen Renewable Energy to develop a 550MW solar PV project in Bugallon, Pangasinan, Philippines. The project, situated approximately 200km northwest of Manila, is set to commence construction later this year, with operations expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025. The project will span 590 hectares and require an investment of approximately US$565 million.
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ReThink HK 2024 Building a Green Future Along with Sustainable Development
Aug. 29 2024
ReThink HK 2024 Building a Green Future Along with Sustainable Development
ReThink HK, originating from Hong Kong, aims to provide insights and inspiration to advance globally recognized risk management and sustainable development, covering key industries such as finance, technology, manufacturing, construction, energy, and logistics. The summit and exhibition will be held from September 12 to 13, 2024, at Hall 1, HKCEC, Hong Kong. The event will explore the latest trends in sustainability, foster green innovation, and expand collaborative opportunities, positioning participants to gain a competitive edge in the wave of global transformation.
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HD Renewable Energy Emphasizing Overseas Electricity Liberalization and Sets Sights on International Markets
Aug. 27 2024
HD Renewable Energy Emphasizing Overseas Electricity Liberalization and Sets Sights on International Markets
HD Renewable Energy (HDRE) held a performance presentation on the 27th, announcing its plan to transition to the main board listing by the end of September. The event was attended by key partners from Taiwan, Japan, and Australia, who offered their congratulations. HDRE plans to expand into Japan and Australia by the end of 2023, leveraging its precise strategy and strong execution capabilities, which have already yielded tangible business results in the first half of this year.
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OMNI Features|NDHU Environmental Monitoring Reveals Solar Panels Reflect Less Sunlight Than Forests.Offshore Wind Farm Orders Resurging; SK oceanplant Actively Enhancing Market Competitiveness.U.S. DOE Announces $127.5 Million in Funding for Carbon Capture and Removal Centers
Aug. 26 2024
OMNI Features|NDHU Environmental Monitoring Reveals Solar Panels Reflect Less Sunlight Than Forests.Offshore Wind Farm Orders Resurging; SK oceanplant Actively Enhancing Market Competitiveness.U.S. DOE Announces $127.5 Million in Funding for Carbon Capture and Removal Centers
National Dong Hwa University (NDHU), commissioned by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), has embarked on a 10-year environmental monitoring project. According to Professor Shih-Chieh Chang, research reveals that solar panels have a reflectivity of only 10%, lower than the 15% of forests, challenging common misconceptions about solar panels' sunlight reflection. The university established the nation's first "flux tower" at a Fenglin Township, Hualien County solar power plant. Monitoring results indicate that air temperature above the solar field is higher than in forested areas. NDHU is collaborating with the University of Michigan on climate simulations to study the potential impact on surrounding communities further.