At COP30, Taiwan tech leaders showcased how they are advancing climate action through AI-powered solutions and integrated ESG strategies. Alex Liu of Delta (upper left) joined the session on-site in Belém. (Screenshot of livestream)
At COP30, Taiwan tech leaders Delta, AUO and Acer showcased how they are advancing climate action through AI-powered solutions and integrated ESG strategies. The session, “Digital Empowerment Trilogy Part 2: Create Sustainable Resilience – A Digital Empowerment Journey for Industry,” was co-hosted on Wednesday by the Taiwan Climate Partnership (TCP) and the Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GeSI).
With operations spanning multiple continents, these companies are embedding ESG into their core business models. They are leveraging AI-driven energy management, green building technologies, and circular economy systems to transform how they operate and enhance global competitiveness.
Delta: AI-driven energy management for the next generation of data centers
Delta Electronics highlighted how AI-driven energy management is becoming essential for the next generation of sustainable buildings and AI data centers. Speaking on-site in Belém, Alex Liu (劉正寅), ESG Manager at Delta Americas, said the company’s strategy is to deploy smart, in-house technologies across its global facilities to ensure consistent efficiency gains. “ESG and our commercial development are all tied together,” Liu said.
