Registered office
Start here when you need the formal office location used for company reference, introductions, and first-round routing.
Contact Contact
Contact Desk, Company Record, and Enquiry Route.
Use this page when you want the registered office, official company facts, confidentiality boundary, and the right first enquiry route in one place.
Overview Overview
Start with the official company facts first, then move into the route that matches the subject you want to discuss.
This page now reads as a contact desk: office, company record, and first-enquiry preparation stay together in one visual block.
Official facts first, then the right conversation route.
Office
Record
Route
Official company record
Use this block when the other party needs the legal identity, the public collaboration focus, and the disclosure boundary before the discussion goes deeper.
Start with the right first enquiry
The strongest first enquiry already says what the topic is, what materials exist, and whether the next step should be review, discussion, or follow-up coordination.
Company Record Record
Keep the company facts compact, formal, and easy to forward.
This page should read like a clean reference layer: the legal identity stays simple, the collaboration focus stays visible, and the confidentiality boundary remains explicit.
1 F., No. 16, Ln. 27, Sec. 2, Minsheng Rd., Daya Dist., Taichung City 428013, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Green hydrogen, academic-industry cooperation, public-sector solutions, and engineering delivery.
Enquiry Route Route
The first enquiry should begin with the topic, the available materials, and the next step you want to discuss.
If you already have company summaries, site notes, project notes, research material, or supporting files, include them directly. It shortens the review path and reduces repeated clarification. Ongoing Taiwan project details that require confidentiality can be discussed privately after alignment.
State the subject
Describe the energy topic, project context, site condition, or cooperation direction that should be reviewed first.
Attach the available material
Company summaries, site notes, project notes, research material, and supporting files make the first review faster and more precise.
Make the next step explicit
Say whether the next move should be review, discussion, a follow-up call, or additional coordination. That keeps the route clear from the start.