This project aims to promote domestic industries’ knowledge of the government's policy on greenhouse gas management and actions to mitigate emission of CO2. Based on this goal, the Environmental Protection Administration (hereinafter EPA) has established the ‘Clean Carbon Alliance’ on 25 February, 2013 to bridge the communication between government and business, encourage industries to reduce carbon emissions, and accelerate the transformation of green economy. As a platform of experience exchanging and sharing about carbon management, the Alliance also calls for business’ response to potential risks under climate change impacts. The ‘Clean Carbon Alliance’ encourages enterprises to participate in international carbon reduction initiatives. This project has conducted studies and reports of carbon reduction policy and approaches which business engage in. An official website is set for knowledge and information sharing. At the same time, the project case studies international organizations or public private partnership which mainly comprise business partners who join in climate actions. ‘Clean Carbon Alliance’ shares the successful cases on industrial carbon reduction to catalyze use of greenhouse gas management tools and systems. The project also produces a brochures of Taiwan’s participation in UNFCCC to makes the public and international community understand further of the government’s practical action on climate issues.

Clean Carbon Alliance, Climate Change, Carbon Reduction