Delta has inaugurated Taiwan's first megawatt-grade R&D lab for water electrolysis hydrogen production and fuel cells, named the 'Delta Net Zero Science Lab,' located at its Tainan Plant 2. The lab serves as a testing environment for hydrogen production and fuel cell technologies, aiming to facilitate local material testing and system validation. The inauguration ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, highlighting the importance of the milestone in Taiwan's energy transition. Delta's Chairman emphasized the crucial role of hydrogen energy in achieving net-zero carbon emissions and expressed the company's commitment to developing green energy technologies. The lab features facilities for SOEC and SOFC technologies, with a focus on efficiency improvement and material validation. Delta plans to mass-produce key components by 2026, contributing to the global energy transition. The SOFC technology is already applied in microgrid projects for renewable energy integration, while the SOEC technology offers opportunities for various industrial applications. The lab's comprehensive setup includes stack testing modules, performance validation systems, and gas supply units, showcasing Delta's dedication to advancing hydrogen energy technology. Overall, the Delta Net Zero Science Lab represents a significant step towards enhancing Taiwan's competitive edge in the hydrogen energy market and supporting carbon neutrality efforts.