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.
In the latest episode of WATT’S UP, the official podcast by Energy Taiwan & Net-Zero Taiwan and Taiwan International Water Week, AMPOWER’s Associate Manager Mars Lin and Senior Sales Engineer Andrew Lee speak from firsthand experience, sharing how businesses are building systems that go beyond backup and toward uninterrupted resilience.
“The real challenge,” said AMPOWER sales engineer Andrew Lee, “is building smarter energy systems before the pressure breaks the grid.”
What does it really mean to build a net-zero future? — Three industry experts pondered at the Hsinchu Science Park (HSP) Net-Zero Carbon Forum last Monday (April 21).
Every April 22, Earth Day asks the world to look inward. To examine how we live, what we waste, and what we leave behind. 2025 marks the 55th year of this global reminder: we are part of something vast yet fragile, and things we throw away don’t just vanish. Neither does our responsibility.
Happening soon!
Join us at the Net-Zero Carbon Forum in Hsinchu Science Park to explore how your business can stay powered and sustainable—despite rising energy risks.
Last Friday (4/11), AMPOWER and our partner Rehlko gathered at W Hotel Taipei with one goal: to connect. Not just to showcase what we do, but to understand what others are building, facing, and imagining. We can’t miss this important annual event!
AMPOWER’s second lecture this semester just wrapped last Wednesday! This semester-long industrial-academia collaboration with Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and three top universities in Taiwan (NTU, NTUST, NTNU) is an incredible opportunity to connect us with the talents and minds of the future.
The AI boom is pushing data centers to their limits—higher power consumption, rising energy costs, and mounting sustainability pressures. The question isn’t just how to scale up, but how to do it smarter.
On March 14, engineers from the largest semiconductor company in Taiwan took part in an immersive training at our Tainan office: a deep dive into the mechanics of diesel generators, their operation, and the vital procedures for their maintenance. This is about empowering our partners with the expertise to keep power systems running at peak performance.
