Taiwan and the state of Wyoming have signed new agreements to collaborate on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies. The partnership involves the University of Wyoming and several Taiwanese research institutes aiming to accelerate net-zero transitions through technological innovation. Beyond carbon capture, the cooperation extends to critical minerals and small modular reactors to support the energy demands of artificial intelligence. This agreement highlights a strategic move to build resilient low-carbon supply chains between the two regions.
