Greenpeace Releases "Click Green Report" Acer, Asus, Telecom and Three are listed in global evaluations In order to accelerate the development of renewable energy by enterprises, Greenpeace released the "Click Green Report" on the 19th to evaluate the use of renewable energy in the global and Taiwanese information and communication industries. The evaluation results found that Taiwan's information and communications industry has significantly improved the transparency of energy information, and the overall performance of the project is better than that of well-known companies such as Amazon and Baidu. Greenpeace Renewable Energy Project Director Cai Siting said: "Energy information transparency is an important first step in the development of renewable energy. The performance of Taiwan's information and communication industry has made significant progress and deserves recognition." However, in terms of renewable energy use, procurement, advocacy, etc. In terms of performance, Taiwan's information and communications industry still lags far behind international brands such as Apple and Google. In this regard, Cai Siting specifically mentioned the recently passed amendment to the Electricity Industry Law, which allows renewable energy to sell electricity directly to users. Cai Siting said that this important opening allows companies to purchase electricity from renewable energy. "Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)", enterprises take the lead to accelerate Taiwan's renewable energy trading market, which will not only enhance the international trade competitiveness of enterprises, but also enable Taiwan to move towards becoming a green energy power! The evaluation criteria of "Click Green Report" include five major aspects: energy information transparency, renewable energy commitment, energy efficiency and carbon reduction, renewable energy procurement, and advocacy. The evaluation results are divided into A, B, C, D and F. A's Performance is the best, F is Fail in English, which refers to the company’s performance in a specific
