"In line with the United Nations' Green Economy Initiative, investing 1.25% of GDP annually in energy efficiency and renewable energy is recommended, which could lead to a 50% reduction in global primary energy use by 2050. It's worth noting that Taiwan lacks natural resources and heavily relies on energy imports, making developing the green energy industry crucial to avoid being dependent on others. Additionally, with sustainable development and the emphasis on energy conservation and carbon reduction, the investment in the green energy industry is well-timed.
The widespread use of artificial intelligence devices allows for real-time monitoring of pollution and reduction of water and energy waste, bringing significant benefits in protecting the planet and reducing human labor. Moreover, the acquisition and analysis of big data have brought about new perspectives, driving the industry's demand for real-time, accurate, and in-depth information analysis."
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