Discover Reliable 發現信賴
CTCI Supports the High-Tech Industry in Advancing the Circular Economy: Taiwan's First In-Plant Waste IPA Concentration Process at a Semiconductor Facility In recent years, rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have continued to drive global semiconductor demand. As production capacity expands, the use of organic solvents such as isopropyl alcohol (IPA) in manufacturing processes has also increased significantly. In response
Outlook 趨勢與展望
Integrating Strengths in Circular Economy to Capture Global Green Transformation Opportunities Driven by global net-zero transition and the robust expansion of high-tech industries, demand for green infrastructure development, operation, and maintenance (O&M) services—such as resource cycling and water management—continues to grow worldwide. ECOVE, the Group Resource Cycling Business arm of C
Sustainable Future 永續未來
Teaching Buildings to "Breathe": How AI-Powered Chiller Control Helps Companies Advance Toward a Sustainable Future As we step into a modern office building, the cool air that greets us often makes us forget the sweltering heat outside. Yet behind this comfort lies a striking fact: in commercial buildings, air-conditioning systems can account for more than 40% of total electricity consumption. This not only tran
Technology 技術分享
The Application of New AI Technologies in Engineering The engineering industry is confronted with challenges of transformation due to global supply chain restructuring and the rapid iteration of technologies. CTCI not only deepens its own digital transformation, but also actively applies AI across all lifecycle stages of its projects to enhance its eng
CTCI Family CTCI地球村
The Hidden Support Behind Every Business Trip Hello, my name is Archana Kumari, an administration specialist at CINDA Engineering & Construction (a CTCI Group company in India). I come from Himachal Pradesh, which is a beautiful northern state in India nestled in the Himalayan mountains known for breathtaking landscapes, peaceful valleys, and a

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Net-zero transition and high-tech industrial development continue to drive worldwide demand for green infrastructure construction, operation, and maintenance. In this issue’s “Outlook” article, CEO J.J. Liao shares how his Group Resource Cycling Business expands its four main business lines—energy-from-waste, water resource, recycling and reuse, and electromechanical facility construction and maintenance—by exporting mature Taiwanese technology and operational experience to potential ......
Net-zero transition and high-tech industrial development continue to drive worldwide demand for green infrastructure construction, operation, and maintenance. In this issue’s “Outlook” article, CEO J.J. Liao shares how his Group Resource Cycling Business expands its four main business lines—energy-from-waste, water resource, recycling and reuse, and electromechanical facility construction and maintenance—by exporting mature Taiwanese technology and operational experience to potential overseas markets.

As semiconductor production ramps up, the use of organic solvents in the manufacturing process has increased sharply, and improving the efficiency of waste solvent recovery is now seen as a key to boost corporate competitiveness and sustainability. In “Discover Reliable,” we introduce Taiwan’s first in-plant waste isopropyl alcohol concentration process, an integrated recycling system that CTCI built for its client, where waste solvent is first concentrated within the client plant before being purified externally and reused, bringing extensive economic and environmental benefit.

In “Technology,” we look at how CTCI introduces AI tools in engineering to drive service efficiency, allowing projects to be implemented faster, better, and more intelligent. In “Sustainable Future,” we explore how smart technology applications such as AI-powered chillers at CTCI’s Second Headquarters helps save energy and reduce carbon emissions. 

Finally, this issue’s “CTCI Family” brings you the story of Archana Kumari who works at CINDA Engineering & Construction’s Administration Department. She shares about the important aspect of her job, some useful tips for living in India, and her home state Himachal Pradesh. Don’t miss out!

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