As global attention to sustainable development continues to grow, the high-tech semiconductor industry faces major challenges in energy management, carbon reduction, and zero-defect production. This seminar, titled “From Energy Saving to Carbon Neutrality and Zero Defects: Sustainable Technology Applications and Practices in High-Tech Facilities,” focuses on how innovative technologies can enhance energy efficiency, environmental performance, and product quality in manufacturing facilities.

Seminar Highlights:

AI-Driven Applications: Utilizing artificial intelligence and predictive models to optimize energy consumption, while implementing smart monitoring systems to ensure high-quality production.

Energy Saving & Green Manufacturing: In-depth analysis of energy-saving technologies for plant facilities and sharing of best practices in green manufacturing to achieve efficient, low-carbon, and zero-defect processes.

Preventive Maintenance: Discussion on how preventive equipment maintenance strategies can reduce energy consumption and minimize failure risks, supporting the goals of carbon neutrality and zero defects.

Forward-Looking Solutions: Real-world case studies from the industry demonstrating pathways to achieving carbon neutrality and zero-defect products, supporting sustainable transformation and enhancing competitiveness.

We sincerely invite professionals in facilities management, equipment technology, and cross-disciplinary fields to join us in exploring the sustainable future of high-tech manufacturing facilities — moving toward a more efficient and environmentally responsible future.