From March 28, 2025 to December 31, 2025, the system is expected to generate 243,000 kWh of renewable electricity. Based on Taiwan’s official electricity emission factor (approximately 0.509 kg CO₂ per kWh), this initiative is estimated to reduce carbon emissions by approximately 123.7 metric tons of CO₂. This significantly improves energy efficiency while decreasing reliance on conventional energy sources.

The generated green electricity has been officially certified under the Taiwan Renewable Energy Certificate (T-REC) program, ensuring compliance with recognized renewable energy standards. This certification strengthens Firstohm’s commitment to sustainable manufacturing and enhances the environmental value of its supply chain.

As global demand for low-carbon and transparent supply chains continues to grow, Firstohm is actively adopting energy-saving and carbon reduction measures to meet international customer expectations.

As a leading global manufacturer of MELF resistors, Firstohm remains committed to delivering high-quality and highly reliable products while integrating sustainability into its operations. Moving forward, the company will continue to invest in renewable energy and collaborate with global partners to build a more sustainable electronics industry.

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  The official certificate from government, PLS refer to https://www.trec.org.tw/certification/search