2025 Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan Expo
Activity Location：Hall 1, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
Activity Time：Oct. 29-31, 2025
Event Positions:
Service Desk Personnel, On-site Inspection Personnel, Survey Personnel, Guide Personnel, Access Control Personnel, Badge Exchange Personnel, , On-call Personnel
Event Overview:
Co-organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council(TAITRA) and the Green Energy and Sustainability Alliance(GESA) under SEMI, Energy Taiwan and Net-Zero Taiwan brought together 450 leading domestic and international companies, with nearly 1,600 booths. Over the three-day exhibition, the events attracted up to 20,000 buyers and industry professionals from Taiwan and abroad. This total includes nearly 1,200 international buyers, representing an increase of more than 60% compared to last year. The top five buyer countries were Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, and Canada. These figures highlight that renewable energy and net-zero sustainability have become critical drivers in global industrial competitiveness.
A total of 166 procurement matchmaking sessions were held during the exhibition , bringing together buyers from 17 countries—including Canada, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the Czech Republic—to foster diverse international business opportunities. To help industries navigate decarbonization practices and cross-sector collaboration opportunities, one of the co-organizers, GESA, actively facilitated connections between demand-side players from semiconductor and high-tech sectors and the exhibitors. During the event, GESA also hosted international sustainability consultants from Europe and Dutch business delegates. The guided tours focused on global hydrogen energy developments, energy transition technologies, and Taiwan’s diversified progress in these fields, while actively interacting with European national pavilions.
The vibrant on-site interactions reflected strong international interest in Taiwan’s energy transition strategies and direction of policies , underscoring the importance of industry–policy collaboration in pushing net-zero transformation.
Job Responsibilities:
Provide consultation at the service desk, inspect exhibition booths for decoration and regulatory compliance, conduct satisfaction surveys with international buyers, guide and assist attendees with queue management, validate tickets for access control, assist with badge exchange, support booth activities, provide on-call support and assistance with various tasks
Service Desk Personnel, On-site Inspection Personnel, Survey Personnel, Guide Personnel, Access Control Personnel, Badge Exchange Personnel, , On-call Personnel
Event Overview:
Co-organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council(TAITRA) and the Green Energy and Sustainability Alliance(GESA) under SEMI, Energy Taiwan and Net-Zero Taiwan brought together 450 leading domestic and international companies, with nearly 1,600 booths. Over the three-day exhibition, the events attracted up to 20,000 buyers and industry professionals from Taiwan and abroad. This total includes nearly 1,200 international buyers, representing an increase of more than 60% compared to last year. The top five buyer countries were Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, and Canada. These figures highlight that renewable energy and net-zero sustainability have become critical drivers in global industrial competitiveness.
A total of 166 procurement matchmaking sessions were held during the exhibition , bringing together buyers from 17 countries—including Canada, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the Czech Republic—to foster diverse international business opportunities. To help industries navigate decarbonization practices and cross-sector collaboration opportunities, one of the co-organizers, GESA, actively facilitated connections between demand-side players from semiconductor and high-tech sectors and the exhibitors. During the event, GESA also hosted international sustainability consultants from Europe and Dutch business delegates. The guided tours focused on global hydrogen energy developments, energy transition technologies, and Taiwan’s diversified progress in these fields, while actively interacting with European national pavilions.
The vibrant on-site interactions reflected strong international interest in Taiwan’s energy transition strategies and direction of policies , underscoring the importance of industry–policy collaboration in pushing net-zero transformation.
Job Responsibilities:
Provide consultation at the service desk, inspect exhibition booths for decoration and regulatory compliance, conduct satisfaction surveys with international buyers, guide and assist attendees with queue management, validate tickets for access control, assist with badge exchange, support booth activities, provide on-call support and assistance with various tasks