Green Investment and Financing Scale Exceeds NT$5 Trillion, FSC Continues to Promote Green and Transition Finance Development

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Green Investment and Financing Scale Exceeds NT$5 Trillion, FSC Continues to Promote Green and Transition Finance Development

2026-07-09

To guide financial resources to support industrial low-carbon transition and achieve the 2050 net-zero emissions target, the Financial Supervisory Commission (hereinafter referred to as FSC) continues to promote the "Green and Transition Finance Action Plan". As of the end of May 2026, Taiwan's green investment and financing scale has exceeded NT$5 trillion (hereinafter the same), reaching NT$5,304.6 billion, accounting for 88% of the 2030 target of NT$6 trillion, demonstrating the financial industry's continuous expansion of support for corporate sustainable development and net-zero transition. The FSC stated that in addition to the continuous growth of green investment and financing scale, various promotion measures are also gradually showing results, continuously improving Taiwan's green and transition finance development environment.

Since its release in October 2024, the "Green and Transition Finance Action Plan" has been jointly promoted by relevant ministries, financial peripheral institutions, and the financial industry, as well as other public and private sectors. It focuses on six major aspects: funding, data, disclosure, capacity building, ecosystem, and enhancing international influence, promoting 30 specific measures. Through financial resources, it supports industrial low-carbon transition, enhances the financial industry's ability to respond to sustainable development issues and emerging risks, and leverages financial influence to guide enterprises and society as a whole towards the 2050 net-zero emissions target.

Regarding guiding funds into sustainable and transition areas, the FSC guides funds into sustainable development and major infrastructure projects through measures such as strengthening investment incentives and sound market mechanisms. To enhance the incentive for insurance funds to invest, the FSC adjusted the relevant regulations for the insurance industry's Risk-Based Capital (RBC) in February 2026. When calculating risk capital at the end of 2025, the risk coefficient for investments in domestic infrastructure, strategic industries, and sustainable enterprises was reduced from 37.5% to 30%; furthermore, for investments in hybrid targets such as sustainable enterprises, infrastructure, and the five major trusted industries through private equity funds or venture capital businesses, the risk coefficient was reduced to 17.25%, to encourage insurance funds to invest in sustainable and net-zero related industries. Based on the continuity of relevant investments and financing, the relevant provisions for risk coefficients applicable to insurance industry investments and financing under the "Regulations Governing the Use of Insurance Funds for Special Projects in Public and Social Welfare Enterprises" will continue to be applied to the next-generation solvency regime (TIS).

In terms of the capital market, the FSC approved Taiwan's green securities certification system in March 2026, which officially launched in April. The Taiwan Stock Exchange and the Taipei Exchange are responsible for the certification process. Through the green securities label mechanism, market recognition and information transparency are enhanced, assisting investors and financial institutions in identifying enterprises with green economic activities, thereby guiding capital market funds into the field of sustainable development. It is expected that the enterprises awarded the green securities label for this year will be announced in December.

Furthermore, to assist financial institutions in grasping scientific data and enhancing climate risk management capabilities, the FSC, through the Joint Credit Information Center, has integrated physical risk data from Academia Sinica's Center for Sustainable Science's "Climate Change Risk Assessment for Industries (CCRAB)", covering predictive information on floods, slope disasters, and droughts. Data value-adding and application translation have been completed according to the needs of the financial industry, and it officially launched in April 2026, assisting financial institutions in identifying and evaluating climate physical risks, and strengthening climate risk management and decision-making capabilities.

The FSC stated that the green investment and financing scale has exceeded the NT$5 trillion mark, which not only demonstrates the financial industry's achievements in supporting corporate sustainable development and net-zero transition but also reflects that the "Green and Transition Finance Action Plan" has gradually yielded policy benefits. In the future, the FSC will review and refine relevant measures based on international trends and domestic industrial needs, enhance the financial industry's capacity to support corporate sustainable development and net-zero transition, continue to move towards the 2030 target of NT$6 trillion in green investment and financing, and leverage financial power to assist industrial transformation, jointly realizing Taiwan's 2050 net-zero emissions vision.

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