SUNON has been recognized for its outstanding low-carbon transformation strategies and results, earning a spot in Business Weekly’s prestigious “Top 100 Carbon Competitiveness Companies.” Out of 447 participating enterprises across Taiwan, SUNON stood out as a representative leader.
As part of the “Large Enterprises Driving Small Enterprises Low-Carbon Transformation Project,” SUNON guided ten suppliers in collaborative carbon reduction efforts. The original target was an annual reduction of 440 metric tons of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e). Impressively, the initiative achieved results 13 times beyond the initial goal. SUNON saves Over 1.1 Billion kWh of Electricity in Three Years. SUNON has consistently focused on developing low-energy, high-efficiency electronic components, recognizing product innovation as a key driver for energy conservation in industrial applications.
Simon Wu, Executive Vice President of SUNON, remarked that: “Sustainable development isn’t as distant as it may seem. By starting small and staying committed, your company can create positive change for the planet.” Looking ahead, SUNON remains committed to green sustainability and collaborative carbon reduction across the supply chain. By deepening its low-carbon transformation strategies, the company aims to work hand in hand with partners to achieve a shared vision of sustainable development and ESG goals.
SUNON has been recognized for its outstanding low-carbon transformation strategies and results, earning a spot in Business Weekly’s prestigious “Top 100 Carbon Competitiveness Companies.” Out of 447 participating enterprises across Taiwan, SUNON stood out as a representative leader.
As part of the “Large Enterprises Driving Small Enterprises Low-Carbon Transformation Project,” SUNON guided ten suppliers in collaborative carbon reduction efforts. The original target was an annual reduction of 440 metric tons of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e). Impressively, the initiative achieved results 13 times beyond the initial goal. SUNON saves Over 1.1 Billion kWh of Electricity in Three Years. SUNON has consistently focused on developing low-energy, high-efficiency electronic components, recognizing product innovation as a key driver for energy conservation in industrial applications.
Simon Wu, Executive Vice President of SUNON, remarked that: “Sustainable development isn’t as distant as it may seem. By starting small and staying committed, your company can create positive change for the planet.” Looking ahead, SUNON remains committed to green sustainability and collaborative carbon reduction across the supply chain. By deepening its low-carbon transformation strategies, the company aims to work hand in hand with partners to achieve a shared vision of sustainable development and ESG goals.