Stepping back into the place where one of our formative years unfolded carries a familiar current of curiosity and ambition. The National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) still holds that same energy during “2025 Angel Alumni Networking Day.”
On a crisp November morning in Yilan County’s Hanxi Village, a group of AMPOWER colleagues and their families gathered at the edge of the forest—hearts, boots, and shovels at the ready to plant 100 young Litsea cubeba (Taiwan mountain pepper) trees.
Energy Taiwan 2025 may have ended, but its rhythm lingers: a pulse carried through memories of countless conversations, handshakes, and genuine curiosity.
When planning this year’s Energy Taiwan booth, we began with a question that lingered: Can something built to be temporary still be made to last?
Power is Coming Alive—Only T-1 week to 2025 Energy Taiwan!
October 1st marked Ankeng Elementary Community Basketball Day, a special event celebrating basketball, community, and the dreams of these young players. What filled the air was laughter, a kind of energy that had nothing to do with electricity yet felt just as powerful.
From October 29 to 31 at the Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1, AMPOWER will showcase integrated energy solutions designed for energy-intensive industries like semiconductors, data centers, and advanced manufacturing.
Most people still picture generators as just diesel engines, and view the industry through media focused on high-tech and semiconductors while overlooking the power systems that sustain them. But as AMPOWER Sales Engineer Tiger Tang reminded students of the Graduate School of Advanced Technology at National Taiwan University, power systems are the unseen backbone of the high-tech industries they admire.
Catch AMPOWER at SEMICON Taiwan 2025 (Sept 10-12) and explore our Trigeneration systems presented at HTFA’s R&D Area Poster Exhibition!
📍 TaiNEX Hall 2, 4F, Booth R7818
Dozens of curious students from the 1919 After-School Tutoring Program stepped into our New Taipei headquarter and Tainan factory, eager to learn, explore, and build. What followed was a hands-on experience with electricity led by our colleagues and designed to be as engaging as it was educational.
