7.4.4) Policy development for clean energy tech
Inform and support governments in clean energy and energy-efficient technology policy development.

TKU provides information and support to the government in terms of clean energy and energy-saving technology policies. The relevant actions are as follows:

1. TKU as one of the founding and permanent members of the Taiwan Green University Alliance: In 2013, Taiwan's colleges and universities that care about environmental protection and sustainable development jointly propose the establishment of the "Green University Union of Taiwan," TKU is one of the founding members and permanent member institute, served as the supervisory university from 2019 to 2021, and continues to exert influence on the issues of energy conservation and carbon reduction in colleges and universities and the implementation of SDGs.

2. Cooperate with the New Taipei City Government to promote the Green Elf Project: A teaching faculty from the Department of Architecture serves as a lecturer on energy conservation and carbon reduction in public service agencies of the Environmental Protection Bureau; from 2018 to 2020, the teacher of the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering served as the review committee of the oil fund refund application for the input of petroleum for the manufacture of petrochemical raw materials by Formosa Plastics and China National Petroleum Corporation, as well as the performance appraisal committee member of the energy technology research and development group, and served as a member of the energy technology project plan technical review committee from 2019 to 2020; the faculty of the Department of Water Environment and Environmental Engineering was awarded to implement the "Industrial Innovation R&D Program of the Ministry of Education Subsidy for Universities," the theme of the program is "Waste incineration fly ash recycling production waste water ceramic filter membrane full recovery and cleaning process"; teaching faculties of the Department of Economics participated in the review of the research project of the Energy Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and puts forward a number of suggestions on feasible ways to save energy. In addition, the faculty also participates in the special plan of the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Legal Person Section and provides the review opinions of relevant ministries (Technology Division of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Division of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises) on the promotion of energy conservation and green energy in Taiwan.