Managing Technology Sets Ambitious Net-Zero Goals for 2023
In response to the global need for carbon reduction and sustainable development, Managing Technology is committed to taking bold, impactful actions toward its net-zero emission goals. Our Managing Director, Chang Chia-Lieh, had the privilege of participating in the Metal Industry Low Carbon Alliance, organized by National Formosa University's Sustainable Development Office. The forum's focus on “Sustainable Net-Zero” and fostering international business exchanges between Taiwan and Turkey aligns with our green transformation efforts and is crucial for advancing our net-zero emissions objectives.
Sustainability remains a core focus for Managing Technology in 2023, as we aim to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Our plan includes the implementation of comprehensive greenhouse gas systems, providing companies with digital solutions for carbon reduction, audits, and certifications. We also offer educational seminars on sustainable net-zero goals and smart manufacturing practices, sharing our expertise in carbon footprint inventory development. Furthermore, the forum served as an opportunity to enhance business relationships and trade cooperation between Taiwan and Turkey, supporting our broader commitment to global sustainability efforts.
Through active participation in such events, Managing Technology aspires to contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals while becoming a driving force in the green transformation of the industry. We are committed to fostering local collaboration and ensuring sustainable development, while also supporting the growth of green manufacturing talent to assist in achieving Taiwan’s 2050 net-zero emissions goals and strategies.
Our dedication to environmental responsibility not only fuels sustainable growth but also positions us as a leader in industry-wide green initiatives. By setting these ambitious goals and continuing to innovate, Managing Technology is paving the way toward a sustainable, eco-friendly future for the manufacturing sector.
