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Taiwan and Poland are complementary in the field of hydrogen energy. Taiwan has a strong semiconductor and electronics industry chain, while Poland has a strategic position in Europe's energy transition. The two sides promote policy coordination and industry docking through a working group mechanism.
The Energy Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs held the 3rd Taiwan Hydrogen Energy Working Group Meeting in Taipei. (Provided by the Ministry of Economic Affairs)
[Reporter Lin Jinghua/Taipei Report] The Energy Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs held the "3rd TW-PL Working Group on Cooperation in Hydrogen Energy Field and Hydrogen Energy Industry Association Signing Ceremony" on the 15th. The meeting focused on hydrogen energy policy, Poland's hydrogen hub investment, carbon capture and storage technology (CCS) and the integration of international standards. Taiwan and Taiwan jointly witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoU) and Joint Declaration (Joint Declaration) between the hydrogen energy industry associations of both parties.
Piotr Paweł Masłowski, Parliamentary Undersecretary of the Polish Ministry of Energy, personally led the official executives and heavyweight enterprise group, whose members include Orlen, the largest comprehensive energy group, European energy management consulting company Eurofinance, green ammonia supply chain investment company Hynfra, gas infrastructure company Copc Dynamic, and Lower Silesian Hydrogen Valley Association LSHVA, etc. During their visit to Taiwan, the Polish delegation also visited the "Taiwan International Smart Energy Week (Energy Taiwan)" to conduct business matchmaking and exchanges with my country's supply chain.
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At the signing ceremony of the Hydrogen Energy Industry Association, Zuo Junde, deputy director of the Taiwan Economic Research Institute, on behalf of the Taiwan Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Partnership Alliance, and Szymon Płoński, chairman of the Lower Silesian Hydrogen Valley Association in Poland, jointly signed a cooperation document to establish a normalized industrial docking mechanism for the two countries and focus on promoting exchanges and cooperation on topics such as hydrogen drones, distributed hydrogen power generation equipment, and hydrogen energy applications in science and technology parks.
The Taiwan-Poland Hydrogen Energy Working Group meeting was co-chaired by Wu Zhiwei, Director of the Energy Administration of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and Ms. Monika Hoffa, Deputy Director of International Cooperation of the Polish Ministry of Energy. Through in-depth bilateral discussions and exchanges between Taiwan and Taiwan, relevant experience and inspiration will serve as an important reference for the bilateral planning of hydrogen energy policies, which will help both parties deepen cooperation in the research and development of hydrogen energy carbon reduction technology and accelerate the low-carbon transformation of the industry.
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