Activity

Development Competitiveness:

A Key Driver for Net-Zero Transition

Date

October 28, 2025 (Tuesday)

Time

14：30～15：30

Location

The Third and a Half Floor of the Li-Hsueh Building, Audio-Visual Education Center

Audience

Faculty, Staff, and Students of the University

Key Points and Objectives of the Activity：

This lecture centers on green chemistry and its pivotal role in advancing sustainable

development and facilitating the net-zero transition. Through expert insights and

industry case studies, the session will delve into Taiwan’s technological evolution,

policy trends, and industrial strategies in related fields, while also extending the

discussion to diverse career possibilities. It aims to equip participants with a deeper

understanding of the competitive advantages brought by green innovation, broaden

their perspectives on sustainable careers, and inspire new momentum for personal and

professional growth.

Features of the Activity and Implementation Details：

During the lecture, Deputy Director Chien first explained the concept of green chemistry, followed by a discussion on topics such as why we are now in a green era, the European Green Deal, and how green finance drives sustainable transformation.

Highlights：

Deputy Director Chien introduced the lecture’s theme and content structure.

Deputy Director Chien explained the importance of green chemistry.

Deputy Director Chien elaborated on

the vision and direction of

“Toward a Sustainable & Net-Zero Future.”

Director Shih presents a gift

to Deputy Director Chien.

Group Photo