Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) is committed to corporate sustainability and net-zero transformation. By integrating telecommunications with digital technologies, FET helps industries and society reduce carbon emissions. In the public building sector, FET is developing integrated solutions for “Net-Zero and Disaster-Resilient Energy Storage.” Combining net-zero strategies with Energy Management Systems (EMS), FET deploys renewable energy, energy storage, and smart energy-saving mechanisms. This approach balances carbon reduction with power resilience, supporting the public sector in enhancing sustainability and disaster preparedness. A key achievement is the National Taiwan Ocean University (NTOU) Gymnasium project, where FET implemented an advanced energy management platform integrating power monitoring, smart HVAC control, and renewable energy with storage systems. These efforts improved energy efficiency, provided a model for transitioning public buildings to net-zero, and earned the client Level 1+ Green Building certification. Looking ahead, FET will continue investing in net-zero buildings, energy storage, and resilient energy systems. Through collaboration with government, academia, and industry partners, FET aims to accelerate Taiwan’s progress toward sustainable development goals, advancing both net-zero emissions and disaster prevention.

MSA redefines the standards for firefighting, rescue, and industrial safety through the Internet of Things (IoT). The Smart Firefighting system integrates MSA M1/G1 SCBA with advanced telemetry technology to provide real-time monitoring of critical data, including cylinder pressure, remaining service time, and personnel movement. By leveraging the FireGrid cloud platform, all data is seamlessly transmitted to the command center, transforming traditional incident scene management into real-time digital decision-making. This solution significantly enhances operational efficiency and maximizes the safety of first responders in hazardous environments.

ENEXA PowerArk is a mobile energy storage system designed for use in EV application environments. By integrating mobile charging capabilities with high-efficiency energy storage, it flexibly supports electric vehicle charging, peak shaving and valley filling, demand management, and temporary power supply. PowerArk can be widely deployed in a variety of scenarios, including night markets, commercial and entertainment events, parking facilities, retail operations, construction sites, residential communities, commercial and industrial energy storage applications, gas stations, and emergency or disaster-relief situations. It effectively replaces traditional diesel generators, delivering a low-carbon, quiet, and highly efficient energy solution that enhances operational flexibility while supporting sustainable energy goals.

In response to the rapid transition into a super-aged society, Nantou County faces significant challenges due to its vast geographic area and the uneven and insufficient distribution of medical resources. Many elderly residents and persons with disabilities experience difficulties in accessing prescription medications. In 2025, Nantou County launched the nation’s first “Home Medication Delivery Service System.” This innovative service allows elderly residents or their family members to apply and make appointments online. Licensed pharmacists then deliver medications directly to the patient’s home free of charge. By integrating technology with compassionate care, the program promotes medication equity and enhances medication safety for vulnerable populations. It also reduces the caregiving burden caused by long travel distances and limited transportation options. Through this initiative, Nantou County is committed to building an age-friendly city that ensures accessible, safe, and dignified healthcare services for all residents.

In alignment with global sustainable tourism trends and Taiwan’s “2050 Net-Zero Emissions Pathway,” Nantou County launched the Nantou Sustainable Tourism Campaign (NSTC) in 2024 in partnership with National Chi Nan University. As the first local government in Taiwan to establish a comprehensive sustainable tourism framework, Nantou created NSTC as a platform for training, talent development, knowledge exchange, and strategic marketing to accelerate tourism transformation. NSTC is built on three core pillars. NSTC Talk enhances industry capacity through workshops, training programs, and forums. NSTC Criteria incorporates international sustainable tourism standards to develop localized evaluation guidelines and assess business sustainability maturity. NSTC Travel Guide promotes certified businesses and sustainable itineraries, encouraging responsible travel and green consumption. Through systematic carbon footprint assessments, Nantou has developed nine net-zero itineraries and twenty-three low-carbon routes, covering one- to three-day immersive experiences. These itineraries adopt the internationally recognized Gold Standard carbon offset mechanism to ensure measurable emission reduction. By integrating data-driven governance with green practices, NSTC positions Nantou as a leading model for sustainable tourism transformation and low-carbon regional development.

Under the theme “Economy Next,” the Ministry of Economic Affairs presents dual pavilions on AI and net zero, illustrating Taiwan’s vision for dual transformation. The Net Zero Pavilion showcases resilient green energy systems and low-carbon supply chains, while the Industries AI Pavilion highlights advanced technologies and smart applications that delivers concrete solutions across industries in hope of fostering collaboration opportunities with global partners.

C.ai: Conversational service platform is recommended as the best autonomous solution for enterprises to implement LLM intelligent assistants and related applications. It features easy editing with No-Code/Low-Code, easy integration with internal and external systems, and a complete service interface. With LLM application compliance and governance, enterprises can choose to integrate various suitable language models to enhance AI implementation capabilities. It supports various communication software and browsers, completing design and launch in one stop.

The Taipei Vision Pavilion, themed "AI-Driven · Future Taipei," showcases Taipei's transformation into a "Safe City," "Sports City," and "Future City." By leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and Internet of Things, the pavilion highlights various smart city applications, including smart transportation, technological disaster prevention, AI-driven healthcare, and smart education. We sincerely invite you to join us and experience firsthand how AI is shaping the future of Taipei, setting a new benchmark for smart cities!

Due to the terrain of Taiwan, how to save water resources become one of the main topics that has attracted the public’s attention. Through the following water facilities, the public could get real-time query of water information. In the future, water alarms will be provided for the public to prevent water disaster. At the same time, it also makes water resources management more intelligent, which can not only save resources but also effectively control them.

1. Directly driving fans with a motor increases transmission efficiency and highlights the superiority of direct drive systems over traditional transmission systems, especially when combined with a variable-speed control mechanism and at lower rotating speeds. 2. The absence of mechanical components in a direct drive system eliminates the need for regular maintenance of the reducer, gearbox, and transmission shaft, as well as reduces the risk of oil leaks. This results in lower maintenance costs, longer product life, and reduced operating costs for customers. 3. Installation of TECO's proprietary inverter for cooling tower can reduce operating noise, buffer activation, and lower mechanical impact. 4. A 30 kW motor in constant-frequency operation can reduce total operating costs by up to 18% over a five-year period.

SOYAL Smart Parking Lighting System integrates RFID and infrared sensing to automatically pre‑light target spaces upon vehicle entry, while dynamic “lights follow the car, off when it passes” guidance ensures safety, efficiency, and energy savings for low‑carbon smart parking. The WEB PLC Air‑Conditioning Control System uses DI sensors to detect occupancy and temperature differences, adjusting indoor climate on demand to optimize building energy performance and support carbon‑reduction goals. The WEB PLC Office Lighting Control System combines card recognition with infrared sensing to maintain uninterrupted lighting when staff are present, then provides a five‑minute buffer before shutdown after work hours, with secondary detection to confirm departure. This precise energy management maximizes the value of every kilowatt. Together, these three systems highlight the advantages of smart building automation—delivering comfort, safety, and sustainability.

Taiwan SECOM “Smart City Safety Solution” including: 5G high-speed network transmission, road safety monitoring, real-time analysis of traffic flow and vehicle types, parking violation analysis, license plate recognition, traffic flow analysis, smart parking, air quality detection, personnel positioning and push Notification, e-paper information board and IoT integrated system platform. The platform's principal IOC monitoring and management, Open API interface, and know-how for dispatching services are integrated with multiple subsystems through the back-end management platform. When the system is abnormal, it can be quickly reflected and subsequent disposal. Significantly reduce personnel monitoring and management costs. It will also actively monitor the normal status of the equipment at usual time, when abnormal maintenance, always keep the system equipment running normally, improve the system equipment rate. Meanwhile the new way of operation of the smart city is establishing.