From Carbon Management To Carbon Market Mechanisms
Webinar
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Background: Taiwan is strategically enhancing its international visibility by evolving from fundamental Carbon Management to the development of robust Carbon Market Mechanisms. As a critical node in the global supply chain, Taiwan is leveraging its industrial strengths to build a carbon ecosystem that emphasizes market transparency and alignment with international standards. Central to this effort is the integration of real-world corporate decarbonization experience with advanced financial oversight, creating a high-integrity environment for carbon credit trading. These initiatives aim to expand Taiwan’s sustainable finance capacity and investor base while boosting its regional competitiveness in the global net-zero transition.
The success of this transition relies on a multi-dimensional approach that bridges the gap between policy and practice. At the foundational level, Taiwan’s leading enterprises are providing vital insights into decarbonization, transforming operational excellence into measurable carbon assets. Simultaneously, professional financial frameworks are being implemented to address the complexities of risk management within carbon trading, ensuring that market participants can navigate price volatility and regulatory shifts with confidence. This collaborative model ensures that the market remains responsive to industry needs while fostering a resilient ecosystem for green capital.
Aligned with this vision, the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), in collaboration with Z/Yen, is pleased to host this online forum. Bringing together experts from the industrial, financial, and exchange sectors, this webinar will provide an in-depth exploration of Taiwan’s progress in the carbon sector. By blending practical corporate experience with strategic market roadmaps, the session aims to facilitate high-level dialogue and enhance the international community's understanding of Taiwan’s evolving role in the global carbon landscape.
We welcome financial practitioners and sustainability experts to join this session as we explore Taiwan’s practical journey in building a carbon ecosystem. By bridging corporate experience with market innovation, we aim to share actionable insights that define the future of carbon finance in Asia.
Speakers:
Mona Yang joined Delta Electronics in 2018, currently serving as Manager of the Corporate Sustainability Division, responsible for leading the planning and implementation of the Group’s global sustainability initiatives. The role focuses on translating global ESG trends into corporate strategies, policies, and measurable actions. A graduate of the Yale School of the Environment, with over ten years of experience in the sustainability field, and extensive engagement in climate change, RE100, circular economy, and biodiversity, supporting Delta’s commitment to balancing business growth with sustainable development.
James Lu is the Associate Director at Deloitte Sustainability and Risk Advisory team, with focus on carbon management, net-zero transition strategies, and sustainable supply chain management. He has extensive experience in advancing decarbonization pathways, corporate carbon management frameworks, and net-zero transition initiatives. His professional experience includes participation in climate‑ and carbon‑related policy development, enterprise-level carbon and net-zero transition planning, and the publication of related studies and thought leadership. Currently, James is actively engaged in sustainability‑driven digital integration and transformation, supporting organizations in strengthening carbon governance, mitigating transition and market risks, and creating value across decarbonization and carbon market–related mechanisms.
Vivian (Chih-Hsuan) Tsui serves as a Project Manager in the Department of International Cooperation and Business Development at the Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange (TCX). Having been with TCX since its initial phase, she significantly contributed to the establishment of the international carbon credit trading platform and currently manages its international trading operations. Her broader expertise covers stakeholder engagement and the formation of strategic partnerships. She has played a pivotal role in facilitating Memorandums of Understanding between TCX and its partners. Additionally, she is a regular speaker for carbon market capacity-building, engaging both domestic industry and international experts. Vivian holds a Master of Public Policy with a Certificate in Energy and Environmental Policy from the University of Chicago.
Speaker(s):
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Mona Yang
Manager of the Corporate Sustainability Division
Delta Electronics
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James Lu
Associate Director
Deloitte Sustainability and Risk Advisory
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Vivian (Chih-Hsuan) Tsui
Project Manager of the of International Cooperation and Business Development
Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange (TCX)
