Strengthening ESG Commitments through Renewable Electricity and Advancing a Sustainable Global Supply Chain.

Global lithium-ion battery module manufacturer Dynapack International Technology Corporation (TWSE: 3211, hereinafter "Dynapack") today (30 July) officially announced its participation in the TRE100 initiative, committing to achieving 100% renewable electricity by 2040. The company has already reached a renewable electricity share of 52% and has set an interim target of 80% by 2030, demonstrating its strong ambition to accelerate the energy transition.

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Hwa Ya Technology Park, Taoyuan, Taiwan, Dynapack is a leading designer and manufacturer of lithium-ion battery modules and one of the world's major suppliers of notebook computer battery packs. Its product portfolio includes battery modules for laptops, tablets, cloud servers, smartphones and other portable electronic devices, while also expanding into industrial, medical, e-bike and backup power applications. The company's industrial and medical battery production lines are certified to ISO 13485 standards. With more than two decades of expertise, Dynapack has established itself as a trusted long-term partner to leading global brands, delivering high-quality, customised battery solutions through its integrated manufacturing operations across Taiwan and overseas.

About TRE100

RE100 is the world's leading corporate renewable electricity initiative, bringing together hundreds of multinational companies committed to sourcing 100% renewable electricity by 2050. Inspired by these ambitious companies, many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Taiwan are also seeking to support the expansion of renewable electricity and strengthen their climate commitments. In response to this growing demand, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER), the regional delivery partner for RE100 in Taiwan, launched TRE100 as a complementary initiative to RE100. Built upon the RE100 Technical Criteria, TRE100 provides a credible, internationally aligned framework specifically designed for Taiwanese companies that do not yet meet RE100's electricity consumption threshold, enabling more businesses to participate in the global net-zero transition.

As a long-standing supplier to international brands, Dynapack recognises that renewable electricity has become a key expectation across global sustainable supply chains. Joining TRE100 not only strengthens the company's ESG and sustainability strategy, but also demonstrates its commitment to aligning with international sustainability standards and supporting the climate ambitions of its global customers as they work together towards a low-carbon future.

"As an important member of the global supply chain, Dynapack firmly believes that the energy transition is closely linked to long-term business competitiveness. Joining TRE100 marks a significant step in turning our sustainability commitments into concrete action. Moving forward, we will power our manufacturing with renewable electricity, integrate sustainability into our product design, and work together with our global customers towards a net-zero future," said Yuh-Hui Lin, Vice President of Dynapack International Technology Corporation.

Dynapack's participation in TRE100 demonstrates the growing commitment of Taiwanese SMEs to global climate action. Guided by its dual renewable electricity targets of 80% by 2030 and 100% by 2040, the company will continue to strengthen energy management, advance green manufacturing, and collaborate with international brand customers to build a low-carbon, resilient and sustainable global supply chain.