Taipei, Taiwan – June 26, 2026 –
Chung-Hua Airport Council (CAC) and RESET Carbon formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the CAC office located at Taipei Songshan Airport. The MOU was signed by Mr. Chi Wen-Chung, Chairman of Chung-Hua Airport Council, and Ms. Ellen Wu, General Manager of RESET Carbon. Through this partnership, both organizations will work together to advance Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA), strengthen airport carbon management capabilities, and support sustainability and net-zero transition efforts across Taiwan’s aviation sector.
Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA), administered by Airports Council International (ACI), is the only globally recognized carbon management certification program specifically designed for airports. Through a structured framework for emissions measurement, carbon reduction, stakeholder engagement, and continuous improvement, ACA supports airports in enhancing sustainability governance and climate action performance. As the aviation industry accelerates its transition toward net-zero emissions, ACA has become an important benchmark for airport sustainability and carbon management excellence worldwide.
For many years, CAC has played a key role in promoting collaboration and development across Taiwan’s airport and transportation sectors while actively supporting sustainability and net-zero initiatives. The Council continues to help its members stay aligned with international sustainability trends, advocate ESG and net-zero policies, and strengthen sustainability governance through industry engagement and international cooperation.
RESET Carbon is a leading Asia-focused carbon management and energy transition consultancy with extensive experience supporting multinational corporations, brands, supply chains, and public-sector organizations in carbon management, decarbonization strategies, renewable energy deployment, and sustainability programs.
A key strength of this collaboration lies in RESET Carbon extensive experience in airport carbon management. As an ACI World Business Partner, RESET Carbon has supported Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) since 2013 in implementing airport carbon management programs and advancing through the ACA framework. Over more than a decade of collaboration, RESET Carbon has helped Hong Kong International Airport achieve ACA Level 4 “Transformation”, one of the highest levels of airport carbon accreditation globally. The engagement included carbon inventory management, decarbonization roadmap development, stakeholder engagement programs, and long-term net-zero transition planning, providing valuable experience and insights that can support the sustainable development of airports in Taiwan.
Through this MOU, CAC and RESET Carbon will work together to upport airports in understanding and engaging with the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) framework established by Airports Council International (ACI) in Taiwan, helping airport stakeholders better understand international sustainability trends and carbon management requirements while supporting the adoption of globally recognized standards and best practices. The partnership will also support industry dialogue and advocacy related to ESG and net-zero carbon policies and initiatives.
In addition, The collaboration will help Taiwan’s airports better align with global best practices and guidance developed by Airports Council International (ACI) and other international organizations, and stay informed of emerging sustainability trends and international expertise in sustainability and net-zero transition. Through these efforts, CAC and RESET Carbon aim to strengthen the international alignment of Taiwan’s airports and enhance their participation and influence in global sustainability and climate initiatives.
This collaboration supports Taiwan’s 2050 Net-Zero Emissions Policy and represents an important milestone in advancing sustainability and carbon management within the airport sector. Looking ahead, the scope of cooperation may expand to include ports, shipping, terminals, logistics operators, and related supply chain industries, contributing to the broader low-carbon transformation of the transportation sector and helping build a more resilient, competitive, and sustainable transportation ecosystem for Taiwan.
Photo Credits: CAC and RESET Carbon