Group Chairman John Yu was honored as an ITRI Laureate for 2025 by Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), in recognition of his more than five decades of dedication to the engineering industry. Under his leadership, CTCI has grown into Taiwan’s leading EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) group and one of the world’s top 100, showcasing Taiwan’s outstanding engineering capabilities on the global stage.

CTCI, in partnership with Japan’s Mitsubishi Power, Ltd., secured an NT$154.7 billion EPC contract from Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) for the Phase II Renewal and Expansion Project at the Tung Hsiao Power Plant. The project involves the construction of five new combined-cycle generating units adjacent to the existing facilities and marks the largest single contract in CTCI’s history.

The project will adopt state-of-the-art gas turbine systems capable of co-firing hydrogen and natural gas, enabling the future replacement of part of the natural gas with hydrogen fuel. This advancement will further reduce carbon emissions and lay the groundwork for hydrogen-based power generation.

CTCI was awarded an additional EPC contract by CPC Corporation, Taiwan, for the construction of the regasification facilities at the Kaohsiung Intercontinental LNG Receiving Terminal. This follows its earlier award for the EPC contract of the LNG storage tanks at the same site, further demonstrating CTCI’s strong capabilities and market leadership in the LNG sector.

CTCI received top honors at two major global invention fairs for its AI-driven innovations developed through industry-academia collaboration. The Intelligent Pipeline Flange Bolt Fastening Module System won a Gold Medal at EUROINVENT – European Exhibition of Creativity and Innovation in Romania, as well as the Prize of Canada. Meanwhile, the Large Pipeline Cleaning Robot earned a Gold Medal at ITEX Malaysia – International Invention, Innovation & Technology Exhibition.

For the third consecutive year, CTCI received the top prize in the “Comprehensive Performance – Service Industry” category at the Global Views Monthly ESG Corporate Sustainability Awards. In recognition of this achievement, CTCI was also listed on the 2025 Honor Roll, the award’s highest distinction.

CTCI formed a joint venture with Singapore-based ST Engineering Urban Solutions Ltd., France-based Alstom Transport S.A., and Korea-based Hyundai Rotem Company to jointly secure the contract for the "Taichung MRT Blue Line BM01 Turnkey Project for E&M Systems, Depot, and Main Substation." The project is expected to strengthen the integration of the Taichung MRT network while promoting green transportation and supporting sustainable urban development.

CTCI and Siemens Energy jointly won the turnkey contract for Kuo Kuang Power Co., Ltd.’s Advanced Gas-Fired Combined Cycle Unit Project. The project will adopt state-of-the-art gas turbine systems capable of co-firing hydrogen and natural gas, enabling the future replacement of part of the natural gas with hydrogen fuel. This advancement will further reduce carbon emissions and lay the groundwork for hydrogen-based power generation.

CTCI had been listed in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook Top 1% for three consecutive years, ranking among the top 1% of companies worldwide and maintaining the highest score globally in the Construction & Engineering industry.