| 英文摘要 |
Photoluminescent materials, which continue to emit light after exposure to a light source and can be used repeatedly, embody the concept of energy saving and carbon reduction. Reviewing domestic and international applications, these materials are used not only for artistic creation to promote human development but also frequently for nighttime guidance and lighting in recreational areas, bicycle paths, and improvements of traffic on road. They hold significant potential values for Taiwan to achieve the goal of Net-Zero emissions by 2050.
However, the current domestic investment in the basic research and livelihood applications of photoluminescent materials is limited, which leads to the inadequate public awareness and applications of them. This is a regrettable situation. Therefore, the project aims to enhance the public understanding of photoluminescent materials through case study compilation, demonstration site construction, production of introductory videos, environmental testing of materials, drafting recommended construction methods/inspection standards, and result-sharing conferences. The project seeks to improve the public’s understanding of photoluminescent materials and to enable the public to experience the use of these materials firsthand, to expend the broader applications in daily life.
The project aspires to foster the collaboration of the different parties of industry, government, academia, and research institution to create demonstration sites for energy-efficient and carbon-reducing photoluminescent materials, thereby promoting awareness of green technology among the public and strengthening the domestic material industry's transformation capabilities. Concurrently, by integrating the six major aspects and thirty-one measures of the Net-Zero Green Living Initiative, it also actively responds to the goal of net-zero emissions, aiming to leave a sustainable living environment for our future generations.
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