Pace CCS Director Matt Healey recently shared his insights on Taiwan’s growing leadership in carbon capture and storage (CCS) in a video for the 2025 4th SDG Asia Conference, which this year embraced the theme “Charge Towards Change”. In his talk, Matt highlighted several key points:
- Taiwan’s Net Zero 2050 goal and the unique challenges it faces compared to other industrialised nations
- The critical role CCS will play alongside renewable energy and efficiency measures to help Taiwan transition to a cleaner energy future
- How Taiwan’s geography and infrastructure provide natural advantages in CO₂ storage, shipping, and industrial clustering, supporting large-scale CCS deployment
- The pioneering Tieh-Chen Mountain CCS project, developed with CPC and CTCI, where Pace CCS has been closely involved. This world-first initiative serves as a reference point for CCS projects globally
- Pace CCS’s collaboration with Foxconn on corrosion management technology, helping make CCS more cost-efficient worldwide by applying local industrial expertise to global challenges
Matt concluded by emphasising how Taiwan is positioning itself not only as a regional hub for CCS but also as a global knowledge leader, with innovations that will shape CCS projects far beyond Asia.
Watch the full video here
And for further details or to discuss how Pace CCS can support your CCS projects, please contact: Mark Ames – mark@paceccs.com