Low Carbon

Reducing carbon emissions in daily life

Choose cycling for daily travel instead of driving. Cycling to work three days a week reduces commuting carbon emissions.

Zero Carbon

Balancing carbon emissions and absorption

Some households have installed solar panels, generating electricity while also planting trees around their homes to absorb carbon dioxide, achieving a carbon balance in household energy use.

Negative Carbon

Absorbing more carbon than is emitted

Some large farms plant lots of trees to form artificial forests that absorb carbon dioxide. At the same time, they use biogas digesters to handle agricultural waste, producing clean energy. Carbon emissions from energy use are far lower than the carbon absorbed by the trees.

Traditional Method

Turning recycled plastic bottles into fiber

The traditional method of turning plastic bottles into fibers mainly involves collecting waste bottles, washing and crushing them, and then producing fibers through melting and spinning. While this helps alleviate plastic pollution, it doesn’t reduce carbon emissions.

Future Method

Turning carbon dioxide into fiber

Producing 1 ton of “carbon-capture polyester fiber” reduces carbon emissions by 28.4% compared to the same amount of virgin petroleum-based polyester yarn. In terms of T-shirt production, each carbon-capture eco-friendly T-shirt can capture about 35g of CO₂. Producing 400,000 shirts is equivalent to the annual CO₂ absorption of 1,200 trees.