NCKU has been informing and supporting clean energy and energy-efficient technology policy development through conferences and academia alliance. 
 

1. Global Green Hydrogen Standards Accelerate Low-Carbon Transition at COP28

At the 2023 UN Climate Change Conference (COP28), the "Green Hydrogen Standard 2.0" was launched to boost global low-carbon transitions. Taiwan's Net-Zero Technology Program Group presented NCKU's carbon-negative demonstration factory, showcasing its achievements in carbon reduction and CO2 reuse through waste transformation into emerging resources.
 

1. The second generation of the "Green Hydrogen Standard 2.0" launched at the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) is set to accelerate the global low-carbon transition. The Taiwan Net-Zero Technology Program Group presented NCKU's carbon-negative demonstration factory, showcasing achievements in carbon reduction and CO2 reuse through waste transformation into resources, contributing to global sustainability.

 

1. The HI-GEM Center for Green Energy Materials at NCKU signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Jülich Research Centre's Institute of Energy and Climate Research (IEK-1) to foster international academic collaboration and talent exchange in green energy research.

 

1. Additionally, Yongchuan Energy Co., the National Space Organization, and NCKU are implementing a sustainable interdisciplinary project that combines offshore wind development expertise with NCKU’s research in wave and tidal energy. This initiative will utilize ocean surface wind speed data from the "TRITON" satellite, launched on October 9, to enhance offshore wind energy forecasting in Taiwan.