In response to global net-zero trends, the Ministry of the Interior (MOI) participated in the "2026 4th Net-Zero City Expo" on the 17th. Collaborating with industry leaders to establish the "Net-Zero Vision Pavilion," the Ministry declared the government's determination to work alongside the private sector to accelerate the push toward 2050 Net-Zero emissions.
🏛️ Six Major Themes Presenting the Net-Zero Policy Blueprint
The MOI noted that the building sector plays a pivotal role in the overall net-zero pathway. This year’s exhibition, themed "Resilient Territory, Sustainable Homeland," featured six core exhibition areas:
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Solar & Green Energy
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Building Energy Efficiency
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Natural Carbon Sinks
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Net-Zero Green Living
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Resource Circulation
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Net-Zero Industry
The exhibits showcased flagship action plans for Nearly Zero-Carbon Buildings, building energy efficiency upgrades, extending the lifespan of old houses, and the decarbonization of social housing. Additionally, the National Park natural carbon sink strategy was presented, transforming abstract reduction targets into concrete urban governance and lifestyle scenarios.
💡 Partnering with Private Enterprises to Showcase Low-Carbon Solutions
To implement these policies, the MOI is actively integrating the capabilities of the private sector. Leading companies were invited to demonstrate the latest net-zero innovative solutions within the pavilion:
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Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV): Utilizing colored solar panels integrated into building facades to balance urban aesthetics with renewable energy generation efficiency.
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Adoption of Precast Construction: Actively implementing modular factory manufacturing for social housing and public infrastructure to significantly shorten construction periods and reduce on-site waste and carbon emissions.
The Ministry of the Interior emphasized that it will continue to guide policy and foster public-private partnerships to deepen building carbon reduction, natural carbon sink conservation, and the transition to green living for all, moving steadily toward the 2050 Net-Zero goal.
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