ABRI Showcases Nearly Zero-Carbon Building and Energy Efficiency Initiatives at 2026 Rotary Convention
Low-carbon materials · AEC industry
Taiwan's Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI) and the National Park Service set up an exhibition at the 2026 Rotary International Convention in Taipei, presenting the 2050 net-zero building roadmap, building energy efficiency and low-carbon rating systems, and innovative facade photovoltaic cases.
During the 2026 Rotary International Convention held at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, the Ministry of the Interior's Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI) and National Park Service presented Taiwan's net-zero transition achievements on the fourth floor. ABRI's booth focused on promoting nearly zero-carbon buildings and sustainable living. Key exhibits included the 2050 net-zero building vision and roadmap, building energy efficiency and low-carbon building certification systems, green finance, talent development, and technical applications such as artistic BIPV facades. Deputy Interior Minister Tung Chien-hung visited the booths to introduce the sector's net-zero policy efforts.
Key takeaways
- ABRI established a booth at the 2026 Rotary International Convention to promote nearly zero-carbon buildings and sustainable living.
- The exhibition featured the 2050 net-zero building roadmap along with building energy efficiency and low-carbon certification systems.
- Displays highlighted artistic facade photovoltaic cases, green finance, and green workforce cultivation initiatives.
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