Carbon capture technology is gaining momentum, and related stocks in Taiwan are gradually attracting attention. In 2025, several types of companies may become the market focus:

Publicly listed companies with large forests, such as Yung Feng Yu, saw their stock prices rise as soon as the carbon credit policy was announced. Interesting.

The semiconductor giant has also followed the trend. TSMC has signed an agreement with MTR Carbon Capture to use their technology to reduce carbon emissions. Quite avant-garde.

Energy companies are also not willing to fall behind. In the first half of 2025, Taiwan plans to provide airlines with sustainable aviation fuel. This should stimulate the development of the carbon capture sector, right?

Carbon trading platform operators are also worth noting. The Ministry of Economic Affairs' Green Trade Office seems to be an example. As the market matures, they may benefit.

Investing in this type of stock requires considering many factors. The company's carbon emissions, carbon quotas, carbon reduction strategies, and financial condition are all important. Don't forget about technical analysis. You also need to keep an eye on policy and market changes.

In 2025, Taiwan will begin to impose a carbon fee. In May 2026, businesses will have to pay for their carbon emissions from 2025. This policy will definitely impact the related companies.

The global trend of carbon reduction is undeniable, and carbon capture technology is becoming increasingly important. Taiwan is formulating policies to support CCUS projects. This may present opportunities for related stocks. However, the risks are also significant, as policies, technologies, and markets are full of variables. Investment must be cautious.