Hydrogen Energy: Paving the Way for Taiwan’s Green Economy and Sustainable Future

On September 10, 2024, the Hydrogen Energy Forum was held with great anticipation from academia and industry. The keynote speaker, Professor Mei-Yin Chang from National Sun Yat-sen University’s Department of Photonics, delivered an insightful lecture on “The Impact of Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Green Energy Industries on ESG and SDGs.”

Professor Chang explored the critical role of hydrogen energy in Taiwan’s future energy landscape and analyzed renewable energy’s contributions to environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Drawing on her field research in the United States, Professor Chang highlighted how innovations in hydrogen energy promote social well-being and cultural sustainability. She emphasized that advancing hydrogen energy can significantly reduce carbon emissions, foster green economic growth, and benefit both businesses and individuals.

The lecture inspired active discussions among participants, who explored ways to incorporate hydrogen and green energy concepts into their businesses and daily lives. This forum not only deepened understanding of hydrogen energy but also provided valuable insights for Taiwan’s green transition.