Low carbon energy tracking in National Cheng Kung University (NCKU)
Total Electricity generation of the Taipower system in 2024 was 251.4TWh. Thermal power accounted for 79.7% of all; Cogeneration, 2.4%; renewable energy, 11.9%(including wind, PV, hydro, methane and waste-fed power); pumped storage power, 1.2%; Battery Energy Storage, 0.1%; and nuclear power, 4.7%.
- Taipower Historical Electricity Generation (2024)
Total Electricity generation of the Taipower system in 2024 was 251.4TWh. Thermal power accounted for 79.7% of all; Cogeneration, 2.4%; renewable energy, 11.9%(including wind, PV, hydro, methane and waste-fed power); pumped storage power, 1.2%; Battery Energy Storage, 0.1%; and nuclear power, 4.7%.
- NCKU Carbon Neutrality Center collaborates with enterprises to implement ESG practices and move toward net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
In 2024, NCKU launched Taiwan’s first “Carbon Neutrality Next-Generation Education Base” to advance low-carbon energy tracking and applications. Integrating resources from four Tainan universities, it focuses on energy management, conservation, carbon reduction, and carbon capture and reuse. Five practical field sites enable technology validation and carbon inventory tracking, supporting campus and industry decarbonization. Collaborating with enterprises, NCKU demonstrates how higher education can achieve net-zero transformation through education, R&D, and industry linkages, showcasing concrete actions in low-carbon energy and sustainable governance.
