On June 27, 2025, COMPAL Electronics, represented by Vice Chief Sustainability Officer Mr. Jack Wang, participated in the “2025 3rd CommonWealth Magazine 1.5°C Corporate Climate Forum” in Taipei. At the event’s certification ceremony, COMPAL was formally recognized for its tangible actions in carbon reduction and for aligning with the 1.5°C target under the Paris Agreement.
Since the launch of the inaugural “Corporate Carbon Temperature Gauge” by CommonWealth Magazine, COMPAL has consistently met the 1.5°C reduction pathway standard for three consecutive years—demonstrating strong commitment and substantial contributions to climate action.
Within the Kinpo Group, not only COMPAL Computer but also Kinpo Electronics, Asia Vital
Components, and Arcadyan Technology achieved the 1.5°C carbon reduction target.
In 2025, the CommonWealth “Corporate Carbon Temperature Gauge Platform,” based on the United Nations IPCC methodology, evaluated over 1,200 companies and identified 405 enterprises whose climate strategies align with the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement—highlighting the collective momentum of Taiwanese companies in global climate efforts.
COMPAL’s Key Climate Commitments:
- Officially joined the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
- Committed to 100% renewable energy (RE100)
- Developed a science-based roadmap to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050
COMPAL has already received verification from SBTi for its near- and long-term targets aligned with
the Business Ambition for 1.5°C campaign and is actively implementing a range of carbon reduction strategies. By aligning its decarbonization pathway with climate science, COMPAL aims to steadily reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ultimately realize both RE100 and net-zero emissions goals by 2050.
Through continuous innovation and practical action, COMPAL is committed to accelerating the green transition alongside global partners—driving forward the collective mission for a sustainable and resilient future.
Together with our industry partners, COMPAL continues to advance ecosystem well-being and move toward a net-zero carbon future for the planet.