Delta, a global leader in power management, opened Taiwan's first megawatt-grade R&D lab for hydrogen production and fuel cells, named the 'Delta Net Zero Science Lab,' at its Tainan Plant 2. The lab serves as a testing environment for validating hydrogen technologies and aims to support Taiwan's energy transition towards sustainability. The inauguration ceremony was attended by high-profile guests, highlighting the importance of hydrogen in achieving carbon neutrality. Delta's Chairman emphasized the role of hydrogen energy in global efforts for a cleaner future. The General Manager of Delta's Hydrogen Energy Application New Business Development Department discussed the challenges in hydrogen adoption and Delta's focus on SOEC and SOFC technologies. Collaboration with the local supply chain will facilitate the production of key components and materials for hydrogen power generation. Delta's expertise in energy infrastructure integration will enable the production of efficient hydrogen energy solutions in Taiwan by 2026.