Reported about 1 year ago
On June 11, 2024, Chen Jiameng, and Xiong Zhimin from the Industrial and Technology International Strategic Development Institute of the Institute of Industrial Economics analyzed the Taiwan machine tool industry, noting the need to consider the environmental impact across the entire supply chain in green transformation. As the world aims for net zero emissions by 2050, with the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) set to be implemented in 2026, countries are heavily investing to achieve net zero transformation. Over a third of global large companies have publicly stated their net zero goals, with a focus on optimizing digital technology, creating carbon-smart organizations, and collaborating for sustainable development. Strategies mentioned to reduce energy consumption in the energy-intensive machine tool sector include improving equipment energy efficiency, changing process technologies, and implementing smart manufacturing applications. Cases like Deoleo and machine tool manufacturers utilizing energy-efficient technologies showcase significant energy savings and potential for further technological breakthroughs and government support in driving carbon reduction in the industry.
Source: YAHOO