Taiwan Politics Review - July 2026 edition ECCT Euroview's monthly “Taiwan Politics Review”, authored by Ross Feingold 方恩格, discusses a tainted food supply after a soybean oil scandal, controlling the narrative before and after typhoons, Taiwan tries to improve its global messaging about China’s maritime activities, European Parliament and G7 gestures towards Taiwan, significant overseas travel by Taiwan politicians, many visits to Taiwan by European parliamentarians, KMT chair and Legislative Yuan speaker visit Washington DC, and more… https://lnkd.in/gX4k6gCt
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Mission The European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) promotes the interests of European companies operating in Taiwan through proactive engagement with government and institutions and by providing a platform for business networking and development opportunities. The ECCT supports its members by: -Advancing key industry issues by coordinating and issuing position papers -Fostering dialogue with officials and administrators from all levels of government, institutions and local business organisations while maintaining a neutral position without regard to political affiliation -Maintaining close ties with key European institutions, particularly European trade offices, the European Economic and Trade Office in Taipei and the European Commission in Brussels -Promoting open competition, free trade, international business standards and ethical corporate governance practices -Supporting a level playing field for European companies to compete effectively -Ensuring effective communication with members, the media and the public -Arranging events to increase social interaction and cultural understanding -Encouraging and supporting corporate social responsibility programmes and environmentally friendly business practices Description The European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) is the principal organisation in Taiwan representing companies with European business interests. Through lobbying government and formulating Position Papers, the ECCT ensures that the European agenda remains on the list of priorities of the ROC government. In addition, the ECCT's close working relationship with the European Commission adds strength to Taiwan's voice in Europe. While primarily a business-orientated organisation, the ECCT also maintains an important cultural and social focus for the European community in Taiwan.
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外部European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan連結
- 產業
- 國貿業務
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- 11-50 名員工
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- Taipei
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- 非營利組織
- 創立時間
- 1988
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- Advocacy、International Trade、Business Development、Business Networking、Government Relations和Economic Development
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11F, 285 Zhongxiao East Road, Section 4,
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EP.04: How Taiwan is Leading Asia's Circular Economy As Taiwan's industries continue to grow, so does the demand for water, energy, and critical resources. In this episode of The Energy Between, we speak with Laurent Pelletier, CEO of Veolia Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macau, about why environmental infrastructure is becoming central to Taiwan's long-term competitiveness. Together, we explore how water resilience, desalination, waste-to-energy, resource regeneration, and digital innovation are helping reshape the way industries think about sustainability—not simply as an environmental responsibility, but as a foundation for future growth and resilience. ⏱️ Episode Highlights 🔹 Why environmental security is becoming a strategic priority for Taiwan. 🔸 Can Taiwan build industrial growth without compromising water security? 🔹 How circular economy is shifting from recycling to resource regeneration. 🔸 Why AI is transforming the future of environmental infrastructure. 🔹 What Taiwan can learn from global approaches to water resilience. 🔸 The policies and partnerships needed to accelerate the transition.
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🎉 Great news! We are thrilled to announce that 6 ECCT member companies have been recognized at the Taipei City 2026 Parenting Friendly Enterprise Award. Co-organized by ECCT’s Family Friendly Alliance (FFA) and the Taipei City Government, this initiative celebrates businesses fostering exceptional work-life balance and supportive environments. Huge congratulations to our members leading the way in family-friendly corporate culture! 👇 🔹 Allianz Life Taiwan was recognized in the Outstanding Enterprise category. 🔸 法國巴黎保險 was recognized in the Outstanding Enterprise category. 🔹 葛蘭素史克藥廠 (GSK) Taiwan was recognized in the Outstanding Enterprise category, and was recognized for Flexible Work Arrangements and Support Measures as well as Parental Leave Support Measures. 🔸 Merck Group Taiwan was recognized in the Outstanding Enterprise category, and was recognized for Parental Leave Support Measures and Financial Support and Subsidy Measures. 🔹 資誠聯合會計師事務所 was recognized in the Outstanding Enterprise category, and was recognized for Flexible Work Arrangements and Support Measures. 🔸 渣打銀行 was recognized in the Outstanding Enterprise category, and was recognized for Flexible Work Arrangements and Support Measures as well as Parental Leave Support Measures. Thank you for building flexible, inclusive, and warm environments for your employees. Together, let's continue to champion parenting-friendly workplaces! 💼💪
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Taipei MRT at 30 story: Part 2 Before Taipei's MRT became one of Asia's most admired metro systems, it was mocked as “MRT, Your Name is Terror.” The second Euroview article on the Taipei MRT's 30th anniversary looks back at the troubled birth of the Muzha line: construction chaos, political battles, public scepticism, technical failures, contract disputes, train fires, and the dramatic fallout with Matra. It's a story of bungling, brinkmanship and resilience — and of how crisis helped Taipei build the engineering confidence behind today's world-class system. https://lnkd.in/g_dv2XrJ
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New Members This Month - June 2026 We are pleased to welcome the following new members to the ECCT in June! ECCT 歡迎六月新加入會員! Human Dynamic (Taiwan) 天力顧問公司 (台灣分公司) LivingPackets Phoenix Contact
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On June 24, 2026, the ECCT’s Low Carbon Initiative (LCI), TABF, and BAROC co-hosted the ESG Finance Leaders Roundtable Forum titled “Toward a New Era of Transition Finance.” Supporting the FSC’s action plan, the forum gathered financial and industry leaders to address transition finance, sustainability disclosure, and industrial decarbonisation. Dr. Paul CD Lei, Vice Chairperson Chuang Hsiu-yuan, and Philippe Martinez delivered opening remarks. Keynotes are as follows: Diana Tang analysed global trends and supply chain pressures; Randy Yu discussed investment challenges in hard-to-abate sectors; BH Huang shared practical low-carbon corporate solutions; Roger Tseng explained how to use IFRS S1/S2 disclosures for capital allocation. The event ended with a panel moderated by Dr. Jerry Lin, emphasizing the need for stronger financial-business collaboration toward net zero.
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🌱[Event Brief] ECCT LCI Low Carbon Roadshow The ECCT’s Low Carbon Initiative (LCI) and the Bureau of Industrial Parks under the Ministry of Economic Affairs co-organized the Low Carbon Roadshow at Tucheng Industrial Park. The event successfully gathered industrial park companies, facility managers, and equipment engineers in Taiwan for practical exchanges aimed at advancing decarbonization and strengthening operational resilience. 🌐 Key Highlights 1️⃣ Technical Optimization & Energy Models HVAC & System Improvements: Case studies demonstrated how system-level HVAC improvements and optimization applications deliver measurable energy savings in industrial facilities. ESCO Investment Structure: Introduced Energy Service Company (ESCO) models to structure energy-efficiency investments and effectively reduce project execution barriers. 2️⃣ Tech Innovations by Member Companies Digitalization & Electrification: ABB presented high-efficiency industrial drives; Siemens highlighted smart manufacturing, digital twins, and industrial AI; Enel X introduced advanced energy management, demand response, and electrification solutions. Emission Reduction: Michelin addressed how lower rolling-resistance tires can significantly reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. 3️⃣ Sustainability Strategy & Legal Frameworks ESG Advisory & Contracts: RCI Sustainability Solutions introduced comprehensive ESG advisory and strategy services, while K&L Gates shared crucial legal expertise on renewable energy procurement and EPC contracts. 🌱 Looking Ahead The programme concluded with an engaging Q&A and networking session. By connecting industrial park companies with experienced solution providers and advisors, we continue to support the broader goal of turning low-carbon ambition into tangible action! #Sustainability #Decarbonization #EnergyEfficiency #SmartManufacturing #ESG #GreenEnergy #ECCT #LCI #IndustrialInnovation #NetZero
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Is Taiwan letting the perfect become the enemy of the green? A single stork death beneath a wind turbine triggered a familiar backlash against renewable energy in Taiwan. But the bigger question is not whether wind farms need stronger ecological safeguards; they do. The question is why Taiwan’s system so often turns environmental protection and renewable energy into opposing camps. The ECCT’s latest Euroview article looks at how Europe manages that tension differently, and why Taiwan urgently needs a better model and what it will take to turn conflict into collaboration. https://lnkd.in/g9a38PPX
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📢 [Event Brief] ECCT Wind Energy Committee Lunch: Coordinated Offshore Wind & Navigational Safety in Taiwan The ECCT Wind Energy Committee recently hosted a luncheon featuring Yeh Hsieh-Lung, Director General of the Maritime and Port Bureau (MPB). He outlined how the MPB balances offshore wind development with maritime transport and safety. 🌐 Key Strategic Initiatives 1. Smart Navigational Safety & Collaboration Monitoring Expansion: Maritime monitoring coverage expanded from 673 to 4,000 sq km for enhanced situational awareness. Data Integration: Integrating AIS & radar data from 6 wind farms (2025–2027) to remove blind spots (Ørsted complete; Hai Long 2, Changfang, Taipower II, Fengmiao to follow). Route Optimization: Revised shipping routes, designated the Changhua Channel, and released ~338 sq km of maritime area for MOEA's wind planning. 2. Emergency Response & Patrol Capacity Emergency Towing: A new 10,000-hp vessel is due in Sept 2026; interim vessel MP Kesatria began operations in Taichung on May 10, 2026. "Maritime One": The smart patrol vessel serves as a mobile command node equipped with infrared & satellite tech for real-time shore-to-ship video. Drills: Regular exercises establish a staged response model: operator self-response ➔ regional mutual support ➔ government aid. 3. Administrative Reform & Talent Development Coordination Platform: The bi-annual Maritime Affairs Coordination Meeting has addressed 30 industry proposals across 5 sessions. Talent Cultivation: Signed MoUs with 6 institutions (NTOU, NKUST, etc.). Technical courses trained 1,036 peers. Seafarer Star Program 2.0 achieved an 80% job placement rate. Global Recognition: NTOU & NKUST secured a 5-year approval from Belgium, allowing local seafarers to work across 54 flag states (EU, UK, US, SG, HK). Flexibility & Systems: Redefined CTV 14-hour limits (MTNet tool launches July 2026), optimized foreign crew quotas, and launched a unified Aids to Navigation platform. ⚓ Future Outlook The MPB will maintain regular dialogue to balance green energy and shipping. Future priorities include expanding VTS capacity, publishing a VTS Guide, and upgrading emergency towing networks. #ECCT #OffshoreWind #MaritimeSafety #TaiwanGreenEnergy #SmartMaritime #VTS #TalentCultivation
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Taipei Metro is celebrating its 30th anniversary. One remarkable fact: its basic single-journey fare has never increased. To mark this milestone, the ECCT Low Carbon Initiative (LCI) arranged an exclusive member site visit to Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation (TRTC), bringing together representatives from the energy, mobility, smart infrastructure, digital technology, and environmental sectors for a practical exchange on the future of low-carbon urban transportation. The programme began with a visit to the Taipei Metro Operations Control Centre, where participants gained behind-the-scenes insights into how Taipei Metro maintains efficient and reliable daily operations through real-time train dispatching, system monitoring, passenger safety management, and emergency response. The visit was followed by an exchange session on “Energy Efficiency, Sustainability & ESG,” opened by TRTC Chairman Chao Shiao-lien and ECCT LCI Co-Chair Richard Li, who highlighted the importance of public-private collaboration in advancing a low-carbon and sustainable future. Key highlights included: • Taipei Metro’s low-carbon transition strategy, equipment upgrades, and renewable energy integration • TRTC’s Sustainability Committee and its “Go Greener, SHINE Brighter!” sustainability vision • Linker Vision’s sharing on the applications of AI and Digital Twin technology in metro systems • A visit to Metro Boulevard at Beitou Depot to explore railway technologies, smart maintenance solutions, and operational scenarios • Discussions on urban mobility, energy efficiency, digital transformation, and infrastructure decarbonisation Beyond its role as one of Asia’s most reliable metro systems, Taipei Metro is also exploring a more resilient operating model through commercial space leasing, MRT-owned land development, solar PV generation, and charging infrastructure for electric buses. As Taiwan continues to advance its net-zero transition, the ECCT Low Carbon Initiative will continue to serve as a platform connecting industry leaders and public-sector stakeholders, facilitating dialogue, sharing best practices, and promoting practical collaboration to support sustainable urban development.
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