Delta, a global leader in power management, inaugurated Taiwan's first megawatt-grade R&D lab for water electrolysis hydrogen production and fuel cells at its Tainan Plant 2. The 'Delta Net Zero Science Lab' aims to advance hydrogen technology and foster the local hydrogen energy supply chain. The inauguration ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, emphasizing Taiwan's alignment with global energy transition trends. Delta's Chairman highlighted the importance of hydrogen energy for achieving net-zero carbon emissions. The lab, equipped with essential facilities, symbolizes Delta's commitment to hydrogen energy advancement. Delta's SOFC technology has already been applied in microgrid pilot projects, while the SOEC technology shows promise in industrial applications. The lab features stack testing and system modules, supporting efficient hydrogen energy solutions. Delta plans to drive innovation in hydrogen energy technologies and collaborate with various sectors to contribute to the global goal of net-zero carbon emissions.