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ATEC Wins 1.5°C Climate Badge Again
ATEC Group continues to demonstrate the strong commitment to net-zero transformation, having been awarded the 1.5°C Target Certification by CommonWealth Magazine for the second consecutive year. The Group once again achieved the highest “Outstanding Performance” rating, highlighting its remarkable achievements and ongoing progress in energy conservation and carbon reduction.
According to CommonWealth Magazine, only about 30% of companies in Taiwan meet the “Outstanding Performance” level. In 2025, ATEC achieved a significant leap in performance, rising from 162nd place in 2024 (1.510°C) to 67th place in 2025 (1.449°C). In the electronics manufacturing category, the company’s ranking climbed from 10th to 4th, reflecting its strong planning and execution in sustainable transformation.
The Carbon Reduction White Paper notes that since the English version of the “Corporate Carbon Reduction Thermometer” website launched in November 2023, many Taiwan-based companies striving to expand globally and gain international client recognition have strengthened their performance on the platform to align with global carbon standards. Although U.S. President Donald Trump implemented a series of anti-ESG policies during his term, major American brand clients have not wavered in their sustainability expectations and continue to make ESG performance a key criterion in supplier audits.
ATEC Group has actively implemented the “Four-Step Energy Strategy,” which including energy conservation, energy generation, energy storage, and green energy adoption. In recent years, its plants in Guangzhou and Malaysia have adopted self-consumption solar power systems, renewable energy transfers, and energy storage solutions as part of its ongoing energy transition and low-carbon operations.
By the end of 2024, the Group’s total green electricity usage reached 2.51 million kWh, accounting for approximately 25% of its total electricity consumption—a proportion that continues to rise. Furthermore, in April 2025, the Taiwan headquarters officially launched its rooftop solar power system, with an installed capacity of 244 kWp. Operating under a self-consumption model, the system is expected to generate approximately 240,000 kWh annually and reduce carbon emissions by about 120 metric tons per year, further reinforcing the company’s concrete actions toward low-carbon operations and sustainable development.
According to CommonWealth Magazine, only about 30% of companies in Taiwan meet the “Outstanding Performance” level. In 2025, ATEC achieved a significant leap in performance, rising from 162nd place in 2024 (1.510°C) to 67th place in 2025 (1.449°C). In the electronics manufacturing category, the company’s ranking climbed from 10th to 4th, reflecting its strong planning and execution in sustainable transformation.
The Carbon Reduction White Paper notes that since the English version of the “Corporate Carbon Reduction Thermometer” website launched in November 2023, many Taiwan-based companies striving to expand globally and gain international client recognition have strengthened their performance on the platform to align with global carbon standards. Although U.S. President Donald Trump implemented a series of anti-ESG policies during his term, major American brand clients have not wavered in their sustainability expectations and continue to make ESG performance a key criterion in supplier audits.
ATEC Group has actively implemented the “Four-Step Energy Strategy,” which including energy conservation, energy generation, energy storage, and green energy adoption. In recent years, its plants in Guangzhou and Malaysia have adopted self-consumption solar power systems, renewable energy transfers, and energy storage solutions as part of its ongoing energy transition and low-carbon operations.
By the end of 2024, the Group’s total green electricity usage reached 2.51 million kWh, accounting for approximately 25% of its total electricity consumption—a proportion that continues to rise. Furthermore, in April 2025, the Taiwan headquarters officially launched its rooftop solar power system, with an installed capacity of 244 kWp. Operating under a self-consumption model, the system is expected to generate approximately 240,000 kWh annually and reduce carbon emissions by about 120 metric tons per year, further reinforcing the company’s concrete actions toward low-carbon operations and sustainable development.