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Wiwynn Joins Hands with Mr. Watt On Activating 10% Green Power for the Taipei Headquarters Next Year

published: 2021-01-04 18:30
Cloud server provider Wiwynn announced December 28th the official completion of the signing on the green power purchase contract with power selling company Mr. Watt. This signing of purchase contract allows Wiwynn to become the first information service provider in Taiwan to obtain comprehensive environmental benefits by directly purchasing green power from power selling companies through PPA subsequent to the amendment of the Electricity Industry Act. Simultaneously, Wiwynn is also expected to begin using 10% of green power for its headquarters in Taipei from 2021. ...  more

Foxconn MIH Alliance Adds Major Partners of Dana and Eaton, and Announces Logo Wall for the First Time

published: 2020-12-31 18:30
The MIH Alliance of Foxconn continues to expand, with over 200 suppliers currently supporting the cause, and is seeing no signs of deceleration in incorporating new forces, including global traditional automotive manufacturer Dana Incorporated, as well as Eaton. Foxconn also announced for the first time today the logo wall for the working partners of the MIH Alliance.    ...  more

Diversified Demand for Power Talents Expanded in the Face of Renewable Energy Trends and Power Grid Upgrades

published: 2020-12-30 18:30
The energy transformation of Taiwan has invigorated development in renewable energy, energy storage system, and power grid upgrade, and renewable energy has become a cross-field industry after the induction of information and communication technology, though this wave of “new revolution” also indicates that the power market would require additional cross-field talents in order to maintain the sustainability of the industry. ...  more

India’s Incentives for Building PV Supply Chain Have Attracted US$3 Billion in Investments from 15 Companies

published: 2020-12-29 18:30
Foreign media outlets have reported that 15 companies working in the solar PV industry are planning to collectively invest US$3 billion to build production facilities in India. These companies include wafer manufacturer 1366 Technologies and PV module manufacturer First Solar, both of which are based in the US. An anonymous source inside the Indian government revealed that the proposed investment plan involves 10GW of production capacity for wafers, 20GW of production capacity for PV cells, and 20GW of production capacity for PV modules. ...  more