The race to net-zero is on—but solar and wind, while essential, are hitting hard limits. In Taiwan and beyond, solar deployment stalls over land and ecological conflicts. Soaring energy demand from AI and data centers also exposes the fragility of renewables that depend on the weather.
That’s the reality: clean energy can’t carry the load alone. Without stable, scalable alternatives, our climate goals remain just that—goals. Meeting this challenge demands more than ambition. It requires reinvention. A resilient, low-carbon future hinges on diverse solutions.
That’s the focus of the second part of AMPOWER’s lecture series at the Green Energy Technology Forum, hosted once again at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) on May 21. As part of our industry-academia collaboration, we’re excited to have our sales engineer, Tiger Tang, unpack critical pieces of the solution to the students.
🌱 Hydrogen: The Clean Fuel Backbone
A versatile fuel derived from renewables, natural gas, or industrial by-products, hydrogen has proven both safe and effective in large-scale industrial applications.
🔋 Fuel Cells: The Quiet Powerhouse
Compact, scalable, and reliable, they outperform in areas where renewables fall short—a resilient backup and baseload energy source.
📊 A Strategic Outlook
The path forward requires energy diversification, grid flexibility, and adoption of high-efficiency clean technologies.
Backed by real-world results and industrial momentum, Tiger will show the students why fuel cells and hydrogen are no longer future concepts—they’re already part of the solution. And as the energy transition accelerates, it’s minds like theirs that will help move it forward.