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After Malaysia, BIZSU now Expands to Taiwan
Taipei, 16th December 2022: BIZSU, a startup that promotes sustainability through innovation, has expanded into Taiwan. This is coming after successful expansion into Malaysia, and the Founder of the rapidly growing start-up says plans are underway to spread its tentacles to more regions.
The Demand for Sustainability in ASEAN Calls for New Innovations
With the growing threat of global warming, ASEAN countries are marching forward faster than others to promote sustainability because they are more vulnerable.
Taiwan's EPA Minister, Tzi-Chin Chang, has emphasized that Taiwan is working hard with other Pacific states to promote sustainable development and create a bright future for the region.
According to the Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations Global Compact, Sanda Ojiambo, ASEAN stakeholders must address gaps and identify opportunities to drive sustainability and optimize its benefits in the region.
Innovation and creativity have to be part of this transformation and will come in handy in supporting the region's competitiveness.
BIZSU Innovations to Help Taiwan Achieve its Sustainability Goals
The fight against global warming and other risks can only be won when all stakeholders work together. Brice Degeyter, the General Manager of BIZSU, said they are happy to take the latest innovations for sustainability to Taiwan and help it achieve its goals for sustainability.
“We want to be part of this crucial journey, which is why we keep looking for the latest innovations,” said Degeyter. “Our technologies are focused on helping businesses, institutions, real estate firms, and property owners to cut down their energy and electricity use,” he added.
The main benefits of using BIZSU Technology include the following:
- Reducing electricity bills by 25% on average.
- Improving indoor air quality.
- Cutting down carbon footprint.
- Improving personal and corporate ESG ratings.
BIZSU is the only authorized reseller of the original CONTINEWM® Asia Nets in Taiwan, Malaysia, and Singapore.
SOURCE: BIZSU
