From circular materials to low-carbon products, GIGABYTE promotes sustainable transformation through supply chain collaboration. Facing the rapid development of global carbon management and green regulations, corporate carbon reduction is no longer just a task for a single department, but a crucial issue extending from material procurement and product design to supply chain management. In 2026, the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) officially entered the substantive charging phase; in July of the same year, the Digital Product Passport (DPP) registration system officially went online. With these two major green regulations coming into effect one after another, Taiwan's export-oriented manufacturing industry faces unprecedented compliance pressure. Supply chain carbon reduction is no longer just a number on ESG reports, but a key threshold directly affecting orders and market access. On August 20, 2026, GIGABYTE held the 10th session of its CSR series course, themed "PCR New Strategy: Facing CBAM, DPP, and ESG," inviting Lin Hsuan-Lung, CEO of Carbon Cycle Applied Materials (CRAM), and Su Yi-Lun, Business Director, as lecturers to provide specialized training for internal senior management, ESG teams, and supplier partners. The meeting delved into the practical applications of recycled materials and plastics, and addressed 19 real-world questions raised by colleagues and suppliers. PCR materials: From a "carbon reduction option" to a "compliance necessity" CBAM...

Category 3 Carbon Emission Management Becomes a Prominent Field: CRAM Invited to Ministry of Environment Briefing to Analyze PCR Recycled Plastics Applications and Quality Control Practices in the Technology Industry [Hsinchu News] In response to the global net-zero transition and the formal implementation of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), ESG sustainability has transformed from a corporate vision to a key threshold for supply chain survival. The Ministry of Environment's Resource Recycling Administration held an "Industry Plastics Resource Recycling Briefing" on August 17, 2026, at the GIS Hsinchu Science Park Convention Center, inviting technology semiconductor and electronics manufacturers to discuss policy directions and industry practice paths for plastics resource recycling. CRAM, a core member of the "Taiwanese National Team for Recycled Materials," was invited as a keynote speaker. During the meeting, CEO Lin Hsuan-Lung systematically explained how CRAM effectively overcomes the long-standing technical pain point of unstable physical properties in PCR recycled plastics through full-process quality control and improved purification technology using physical recycling methods, assisting major technology companies in accurately grasping Category 3 (Scope...

▌One AED Makes Emergency Medical Services No Longer a City's Exclusivity On July 14, 2025, Kingsoft International Industrial Co., Ltd., the parent company of Carbon Cycle Materials (CRAM), officially launched an AED...

Eliminating carbon emissions from the 70% without altering the production line reveals a key path for the automotive industry's low-carbon transformation 🔥...

While the world is grappling with plastic pollution, Taiwan has quietly built a "national team" for recycled materials! Carbon Cycle Materials, as a member of this "Taiwanese national team," was invited by the Ministry of Environmental Protection's Resource Recycling Administration to participate in the "Plastic Recycling Exhibition," which aims to raise public awareness. The event also included a live connection to the United Nations' Global Plastics Convention...

From July 12th to 13th, 2025, five colleagues from Carbon Cycle Applied Materials completed a seminar organized by the Taiwan Chinese Labor Safety and Health Management Association...

From Waste to Low-Carbon Resources: ESG Sustainability Practices Implemented at CRAM Factory. On February 26, 2025, the British Office in Taiwan, the Ministry of Environment's Resource Recycling Agency, and environmental engineering consultancies visited CRAM International Industrial Co., Ltd. (a low-carbon circular plastic pelleting plant), one of the shareholders of CRAM's recycling tandem plant. They witnessed firsthand how Taiwan transforms waste into high-value resources. During the visit, CRAM demonstrated its plastic recycling process, including "recycling, dismantling, purification, and regeneration," and revealed its key technologies for processing over 55,000 tons of plastic waste annually. Guests witnessed firsthand how waste appliance plastic pellets are sorted and recycled into PCR plastic pellets that meet CBAM EU standards, with a carbon footprint only 1/10 that of virgin materials, impressing the international delegation. The British representative exclaimed, "Taiwan's average plastic recycling rate is so high (approximately 501 TP3T), far exceeding the international average (91 TP3T)!" The Ministry of Environment's exclusive photos reveal the process secrets: Why is CRAM's recycled material accepted by the EU? CRAM led the delegation on a tour of the waste plastic shredder, showcasing how it undergoes multi-stage purification, comprehensive property testing, melt processing, and plastic granulation—all part of the plastic recycling process. Officials from the Ministry of Environment paid particular attention to the "comprehensive property testing & quality inspection return" mechanism at each stage—from raw material traceability and process property monitoring to finished product carbon footprint certification—ensuring that every batch of materials complies with TUV dual certification (ISO14021/14067). From routers to ICs...

Introduction: Why should we understand the concept of low carbon? In today's era of climate change, "carbon" is no longer a simple chemical element, but a global circular economy...

Lin Xiu/Taipei DIGITIMES 2024/11/22 10:55 More than 90% of Taiwan’s companies are small and medium-sized enterprises. In the global supply chain system, they OEM for international brands and face tremendous pressure to reduce carbon emissions. Taiwan's Ministry of Environment's Resource Recycling Administration and Circular Economy Promotion Office and other government departments have gradually improved low-carbon economic policies to promote low-carbon industrial transformation and reduce carbon emissions. From November 6th to 8th, the 2024 TASS Asia Sustainable Supply + Circular Economy Exhibition was grandly held at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Hall. This is an important platform to connect circular industry resources and stimulate ESG innovative practices. Carbon Cycle Application Materials Co., Ltd. (CRAM) serves as PCR (Post-Consumer...

Helping companies achieve net-zero emissions goals As both the world and Taiwan are committed to promoting net-zero emissions by 2050, the specific practices of ESG have received increasing attention. CRAM can reduce approximately 322,528 metric tons of carbon emissions for the earth every year, which is equivalent to the carbon reduction of 1,329 Daan Forest Parks in one year. With this goal in mind, the company works closely with the Taiwanese government and international green economy advocates and is committed to providing low-carbon solutions for the circular economy. In addition to providing technical support, CRAM is more deeply involved in customers' carbon management processes, providing companies with carbon reduction plans and carbon emission reduction specifications, and signing annual PCR cycle material quantity controls with customers to help companies achieve annual carbon reduction goals. This all-round support allows companies to more effectively respond to carbon inventory challenges, further improve their performance in ESG scores, and enhance their international competitiveness. At the same time, CRAM also develops customized supply chain carbon reduction execution plans for brands and OEMs/ODMs, committed to creating carbon value for enterprises, enhancing low-carbon competitiveness, and helping them stand out in ESG indicators. Low-carbon circular supply chain...