The Taiwan Climate Partnership (TCP) and the Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) co-hosted “Digital Empowerment Trilogy Part 1: Together for Global Impact – Fostering Public-Private Collaboration,” where speakers shared Taiwan’s experience in public-private collaboration for digital and green transition. (Screenshot of livestream)
At COP30, Taiwan brought its experience in public-private collaboration for digital and green transition to the international dialogue. The session, “Digital Empowerment Trilogy Part 1: Together for Global Impact – Fostering Public-Private Collaboration,” was co-hosted on Tuesday by the Taiwan Climate Partnership (TCP) and the Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GeSI).
Through international partnerships, Taiwan’s private sector is advancing carbon reduction efforts, while the public sector strengthens corporate competitiveness through net-zero policies.
Private sector: Industry leads with collaboration and innovation
TCP’s members include eight major companies: TSMC, AUO, Delta, Acer, ASUS, Pegatron, Lite-On and Microsoft Taiwan. Together they form a cross-industry alliance that promotes climate governance and shares best practices among Taiwan’s ICT leaders. The partnership, said Paul Peng (彭双浪), chairman of TCP, shows how collective industry action can align with international standards such as RE100 and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) while advancing regional cooperation in green energy and carbon trading.
