Rising raw material prices, increasingly strict regulatory restrictions, and decreasing labor force… Stacking up high operating costs, and "low-carbon transformation" is undoubtedly the key for enterprises to reduce environmental impact and face the new era. In this issue of "Cover Story", we will introduce the transportation and construction industries under the group to you. How to build a low-carbon and energy-saving team with advanced international regulatory standards, liven up the lifeline of economic development, and also connect the two veins of responsibility and supervision for the enterprise's sustainable development!

Change before you have to.（應當積極求變，而非被迫改變。）－Jack Welch, Former Chairman & CEO of GE（傑克•威爾許，奇異公司前總裁）

U-Ming Marine Transport is committed to building a global leading low-carbon and energy-saving fleet, based on advanced technology and green energy. Through systematic planning and continuous innovation, it achieves the ultimate energy-saving and emission reduction effects. Not only does it perform well in carbon emissions, but it can also improve transportation efficiency and provide customers with more economical and environmentally friendly services.

Green buildings have become a trend in the new era, but many materials and construction methods have been used for years. How can steel and cement become "green"? This cover story takes you on a visit to the construction site of Far Eastern General Construction Inc. to see how they demonstrate their commitment and dedication to energy conservation and carbon reduction in projects such as tourist hotels and residential buildings.