Information on companies specializing in waste heat recovery in Taiwan is limited. The following is an overview of some Taiwanese companies that may be involved in waste heat recovery or related energy-saving technologies, as well as related fields. This information is based on online searches and industry background analysis:
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)
Although TSMC is primarily known for semiconductor manufacturing, it has made significant investments in energy conservation and emission reduction, including the application of waste heat recovery technology. TSMC uses advanced energy management systems in its wafer fabs, which may involve waste heat recovery to improve energy efficiency. - MediaTek
MediaTek has energy-saving technology research and development in the field of chip design, which may indirectly involve waste heat recovery-related technologies, especially in the heat dissipation and energy reuse of data centers or high-performance computing equipment. - Formosa Plastics Group
Formosa Plastics Group has extensive operations in energy-intensive industries such as petrochemicals and chemicals, and some of its factories may use waste heat recovery systems to reduce energy costs and meet environmental requirements. For example, Formosa Plastics uses waste heat to generate electricity or heat in some industrial processes. - China Steel Corporation
As the largest steel company in Taiwan, China Steel generates a large amount of waste heat during the metallurgical process. It may improve energy utilization through waste heat recovery technologies such as waste heat boilers or cogeneration. - Energy-saving technology service company
Some companies specializing in energy-saving technologies, such asTaiwan Energy Service Company (TESCO), may provide waste heat recovery system design and implementation services. These companies usually work with industrial enterprises to promote waste heat recovery equipment.
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