Taiwan Sustainable Engineering Forum, now in its fifth year, was held on November 4 at Chang Yung-Fa Foundation International Convention Center in Taipei. Organized by CTCI Group and CTCI Education Foundation, the event brought nearly 700 people to the venue, including famous engineering experts, scholars, business professionals, and supply chain partners. Echoing with this year’s theme of event—namely “Engineering Evolution: Zero Carbon x Zero Waste x Zero Distance”—CTCI Group Chairman John Yu addressed the audience with “CTCI in Evolution” keynote speech and gave insights on how CTCI sharpens its green capability and opens new frontiers.

As of September, CTCI Group signed NT$173.4 bn in contracts and has NT$465.7 bn worth of backlog, both breaking record. Substantial contribution came from ESG-related opportunities, noted Group Chairman Yu, and CTCI remains well-positioned in capturing those opportunities because it is well-versed in Green Engineering by employing green technologies, contracting green projects, and investing in green projects, which is beneficial not only for the environment but also corporate profits.

Touching on the global trend for energy transition, Yu pointed out that the SASREF project in Saudi Arabia and RLPP project in Qatar—the world’s largest ethylene plant by capacity—are examples that included CTCI’s green technologies. They demonstrate CTCI’s effort in helping the petrochemical industry become “greener,” and also show CTCI successfully riding the liquid-to-chemicals trend.

In power generation, CTCI prides itself on enjoying over 70% market share for combined cycle power plant EPC in Taiwan, and is the only local company with such capability. It has teamed up with long-time partners, including Mitsubishi Power, GE Vernova, and Siemens Energy this year and won EPC tenders for Tung Hsiao, Ta Lin, and Kuo Kuang Power Plants, which contributed to record-breaking contract sum. In view of the rising power demand due to AI development, CTCI may possibly form consortium with global partners in the future to tap into US and world power markets.

Group Chairman Yu also talked about CTCI’s accomplishments in advanced technology facilities, with major closed-out projects across US, China, Southeast Asia, and India. Facility-wise, CTCI can construct semiconductor fabrication facilities, electronic component factories, assembly factories, and data centers. Service-wise, CTCI can offer comprehensive services, from front-end engineering and design all the way to construction, operation, and maintenance like none other in Taiwan. Most of all, CTCI knows how to help tech companies become more environmental-friendly and save costs by treating waste and recover resources from waste, be it solid or liquid, such as waste isopropyl alcohol.

Yu ended his speech by introducing the Second Headquarters Building that was built by CTCI team, which is a fine example of green engineering with smart features. The building has attained Taiwan EEWH Diamond, US LEED Gold, and Taiwan Smart Building Diamond certifications. As AI-powerhouse NVIDIA builds its headquarters nearby in the near future, businesses in the region are set to thrive. As always, CTCI will actively seek business opportunities, utilize its green power to the greatest extent, and provide the most reliable and high-quality engineering services.

MIAOLI, September 5, 2025- Taiwan’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) group CTCI announced today that it has won an NT$154.7bn EPC tender jointly with Japan’s Mitsubishi Power Ltd. to build five new combined cycle generating units next to the existing Tung Hsiao Power Plant for Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), the state utility company. With 2,800 MW in installation capacity, the upgrade is expected to be completed by 2031. The project will meet the surging industrial power demand from the nearby Hsinchu Science Park and Taichung Science Park, as well as household power needs, while making contribution to the nation’s net zero goal. While CTCI’s share of contract remains undisclosed, it has broken the company’s previous record.

Formally known as “Tung Hsiao Power Plant Phase 2 Renewal and Rebuilding Project: Procurement and Installation of Combined Cycle Generating Units and Plant Facilities,” this is Taipower’s plant upgrade project in support for the administration’s energy transition policy. The combined cycle units have the world highest level power efficiency, and help reduce 60% in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, compared to coal-fired units. The advanced gas turbines will allow mixed combustion of hydrogen and natural gas to further reduce GHG emissions—an important step toward purely hydrogen-fueled power generation.

“We are grateful for the trust Taipower has placed in us by awarding this project,” said Michael Yang, CTCI Corporation Chairman. “This is CTCI’s continued partnership with Mitsubishi Power Ltd. after the successful collaboration in 2013 for Tung Hsiao Phase 1 Combined Cycle Power Plant EPC Project. As the longstanding EPC leader in Taiwan’s power market, CTCI has extended its market presence overseas to Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand. With the best effort and a commitment in delivering ‘the Most Reliable’ services, we will help the nation achieve the goal of power stability.”

CTCI is an experienced EPC services provider for the power industry, with track record in various power plant categories, including combined cycle, thermal, nuclear, and cogeneration. It is also active in developing renewable power business by taking part in constructing or fabricating solar, biomass, and wind energy infrastructures. The diversified scope of services helps CTCI’s clients meet their multifaceted energy targets and needs for stable power. CTCI remains committed to participating in green engineering projects that balance the needs for corporate profits and environmental protection, as well as joining hands with its global partners to fulfill its ESG vision as a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth.”

TAIPEI, August 29, 2025- CTCI Group is delighted to announce that its professional engineering team has repaired the first among the many homes that were affected by Typhoon Danas and the torrential rainfall last month. A heartwarming celebration event took place today in Syuejia District, Tainan City, welcoming the return of an elderly gentleman to his beloved home. CTCI Group Chairman John Yu, who was present at the event, sent his best wishes to the gentleman and reiterated that CTCI will repair the remaining homes in the region as quickly as it could, so that people could resume normal lives.

Officials from the central and local governments also graced the event with their presence, including Chin-De Chen, Commander of Post-Disaster Advance Command Post Chin-De Chen; Wei-che Huang, Tainan City Mayor; and Ming Pao Chang, Syuejia District Chief.

In response to the nation’s call for disaster recovery, CTCI plans to spend NT$10 million in home repair and rebuilding. A specialized engineering team has inspected the affected homes in eleven districts in Tainan since August 20, taking measurements for repair. CTCI is all set with the material and human resources to go all out in fixing housing damages across Syuejia, Guantian, Houbi, Baihe, Xinying, Liouying, Lioujia, Xiaying, Yanshuei, Madou, and Jiali districts, living up to its vision of “the most reliable global engineering services provider.”

Since its founding over four decades ago, CTCI played leading role in building infrastructures across the nation while making its ascent to become the top EPC service provider in Taiwan and among the world’s top 100. Insisting on construction quality, CTCI has been awarded with multiple Public Construction Golden Quality Awards. CTCI regards it as corporate social responsibility to utilize its engineering expertise to contribute to disaster recovery, and calls on the wider corporate community to support the cause.

TAIPEI, November 13, 2025- Taiwan’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services provider CTCI is honored to have been the EPC contractor of Sun Ba Combined Cycle Power Plant Phase II project, which has won this year’s Power Magazine Gas Top Plant award. Sun Ba project is one of the many gas-fired power plants that CTCI has undertaken in recent years as part of the active support for the administration’s “replace coal with gas” power generation policy. Since April 2021, CTCI and its consortium partner Siemens Energy have worked seamlessly to allow the plant to connect to grid in three years. The award is truly a recognition of CTCI’s reliable and quality EPC services.

Construction of the 1,100 MW combined cycle gas-fired power plant, which is an expansion of the existing power station in southern Taiwan, faced multiple challenges, including Covid, labor limitation, supply chain disruption, logistics, typhoon, and flooding. One by one, these challenges were overcome thanks to a professional team with project management experience and expertise, involving high degree of pre-fabrication, self-perform manpower, detailed planning, communication, and coordination. Weekly drills and training sessions, as well as Safety Lesson Learned Workshops were held to ensure work safety. The consortium team also conducted an intensive lessons learned review after the project, and has implemented the learning in northern Taiwan’s Kuo Kuang independent power plant phase two project that the duo currently collaborates on.

CTCI is the only company in Taiwan with power plant and LNG receiving terminal EPC capability, building the nation’s power and energy infrastructure for decades. Armed with experience and expertise, CTCI went on to take part in similar projects in Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and India. Riding the wave of Taiwan’s power decarbonization policy, with gas set to take up half of the energy mix, CTCI has won important tenders this year to build power plants (Tung Hsiao, Ta Lin, Kuo Kuang) and LNG terminals (CPC Intercontinental and FPCC Mailiao).

As the world embarks on a journey of energy transition, CTCI will continue to play active role, tapping further into solar, biomass, and wind energy generation markets. By building these infrastructures and embracing CCUS technologies, CTCI may become well-positioned in helping nations and clients come a step closer to net zero emissions, turning low-carbon, sustainable and stable energy system into reality.

CTCI, a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” is pleased to announce that three TWSE/TPEx-listed Group companies are recipients of this year’s Commonwealth Media sustainability awards, including Excellence in Corporate Social Responsibility Award, Talent Sustainability Award, and Family Friendly Workplace Award, in recognition of their commitment to ESG and outstanding performance.
As the leading engineering services provider in Taiwan, CTCI Group puts much effort in contributing to sustainability and combatting climate change through its core business capability. For instance, CTCI Corp. builds infrastructures for its clients with Green Engineering solutions that are good for the environment and for profit. It also joins hands with its global partners to push for a supply chain with lower carbon footprints, and helps businesses undergo greener transformation. ECOVE makes greater contribution to sustainability as it expands its circular economy-oriented services. CTCI ASI helps clients save energy and reduce carbon emissions with its smart software platforms, such as Mr. Energy (energy management system), greenhouse gas inventory modules, and MR. OPX (AI-embedded intelligent O&M and process optimization platform).
In terms of social care, friendly workplace, and talent incubation, CTCI Group also spares no effort. Staff coming from 20 nationalities at around 50 companies/offices worldwide enjoy diversity, equity, and inclusion at workplace. Group companies have rolled out differentiated staff-friendly measures. For instance, CTCI ASI’s “99+1 Friendly Workplace” program includes new measures each year that align with regulatory requirements and staff’s needs. CTCI Corp. contributes to global talent incubation through CTCI Education Foundation and online platforms CTCI University and CTCI Learning. ECOVE contributes to environmental education through multiple channels, such as inviting students and the public to visit 11 energy-from-waste plants that the company operates, as well as holding education events at elementary schools through a program known as “One Factory, One Footprint,” where speakers would talk about resource recovery, UN sustainable development goals, and biodiversity. Looking forward, CTCI Group will expand its sustainable engineering influence in making the world a better place.

HSINCHU, September 15, 2025- CTCI is pleased to announce that its Group Chairman John Yu was named an ITRI Laureate of Year 2025 by Taiwan’s prestigious institution, Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). Throughout the five-decade-long engineering career, Mr. Yu witnessed and took part in the transformation of the Taiwanese economy through major infrastructural projects. Thanks to his leadership, Mr. Yu helped elevated CTCI’s position in becoming the leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) group in Taiwan and among the world’s top 100, which raised the nation’s profile globally with its engineering prowess and contribution.

Mr. Yu received the honor today from the Vice President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Bi-khim Hsiao at the ITRI Laureate Awards Ceremony, a joint event which also celebrated the 52nd anniversary of the foundation of the institution.

ITRI is a world-class research institution with a mission to aid industrial development with technological R&D, create economic value, and improve social wellbeing. It is also the largest and one of the most representative research institutions in Taiwan. ITRI Laureate is an honorary position awarded to persons who have made outstanding contributions to industrial development and public wellbeing through technological progress.

In receiving the honor, Mr. Yu appreciated the long-time partnership between ITRI and CTCI, which has been instrumental in the development of the nation’s industry. He attributed his personal honor to the hard work of 8,000 CTCI staff across the world, without whom he could not have climbed onto the shoulders of “CTCI Giant” and drew attention. To him, the honor is not just a personal recognition but also a wider encouragement for CTCI employees and the entire industry.

Vested with a vision to transform CTCI into “the most reliable global engineering services provider,” Mr. Yu’s widely acclaimed leadership has earned him many accolades, including FEIAP Engineer of the Year and Honorary Fellow; Honorary Doctorate Degree of National Central University; GCSA Outstanding Professional; HBR Taiwan Top 100 Best-Performing CEOs; HBR Digital Transformation Leadership Award; and CIE Engineering Medal.

Under his helm, CTCI has aligned its commitments to the global net zero and sustainability trend. For many years, CTCI has been involved in “green engineering projects” that feature a balance between corporate profits and environmental protection. Thanks to his effort, CTCI has earned recognition in terms of sustainability, both domestically and abroad. Recognitions include being included as component in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index for ten years in a row; ranks Top 1% in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for three years, the only engineering company in the world with such accomplishment; and being selected as one of Taiwan’s Top 10 Sustainable Service Businesses for eight consecutive years.

Given Mr. Yu’s contributions and excellent leadership, the ITRI Laureate honor is truly deserved.