More than 130 countries worldwide have proposed "2050 net-zero emissions" declarations and actions. The top five markets accounting for Taiwan's exports, including China, ASEAN, the United States, Europe, and Japan, are among them. When governments and enterprises of various countries have a more robust demand for sustainable development and gradually realize the importance of ESG to long-term operational returns. Consumers' awareness of energy conservation and carbon reduction has recently increased. Domestic companies have become more active in integrating ESG into corporate operations and low-carbon governance, implementing corporate social responsibility (CSR), and responding to the critical needs of stakeholders. Renewable energy is indispensable to our government's net-zero carbon emission blueprint. The government is also actively paving the way for green electricity transactions, vigorously promoting the rationalization of green electricity prices, and will assist companies to purchase green electricity in accordance with CPPA (Corporate Power Purchase Agreement) and the "Green Energy Parity Project for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises" is also expected to be launched next year. It does not rule out the release of green power initially acquired through the wholesale purchase mechanism and further introduces free market transactions. The "Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange," established by the National Development Council and the Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation, will open on August 7 and is expected to provide domestic and foreign carbon rights trading and carbon consulting services. Given this, Billion Watts, with its rich experience in PV and ESS construction, will hold "PV+ESS Technologies for Behind the Meter Application" on August 16. The content is suitable for senior managers of enterprises and sustainable projects, factory directors, factory managers, and others.