SINBON Electronics : Creates a Series of Low-Carbon Activities in Response to Earth Hour 2023

SINBON Electronics supports the concept of environmental sustainability with actions. Ten years ago, when SINBON went to the Feitsui Reservoir to plant organic tea, it was hoping to plant a "seed for good". Now we have to put it to practice ourselves. This month, we will design a series of "low-carbon month" activities to "raise funds" and "promote action" for the environment, making sure that we will never be absent on the road of green action.

SINBON Electronics, in cooperation with the Tse-Xin Organic Agriculture Foundation on the International Day of Forests, invited Zeng Guo-zhu, Deputy Director of the Northern District Water Resources Bureau of the Ministry of Economy and Water Resources Department, and Cheng Li-yi, Director General of the Foundation, to adopt and plant 1,000 tree seedlings upstream from the Shimen Reservoir in response to the " Tree Planting Saves the Earth " activity.

Provide proper planning to create an ecological environment that is dependent on diverse forests
This tree planting activity is based on the overall soil quality, surrounding environment, and ecological planning for species suitable for the environment. Tassel, Pittosporum, and Gardenia are selected as planting saplings. It is expected to restore diverse forests and allow protozoa to return to a suitable environment. , SINBON partners from all over the world are invited to join in this grand event, combining the power of enterprises to enrich ecological diversity.

Take a deep breath and celebrate "Earth Hour"
In addition to the tree planting activities, SINBON also responded to the "Earth Hour" activity initiated by the World Wide Fund for Nature, and held a prelude event "Singing Bowl" and invited Formosawave Studio come to the Taipei office to ring the singing bowl for colleagues, enjoy a low-carbon feast to relieve stress and relax the body and mind.

Today, the "seeds of good" continue to grow and thrive, and SINBON Electronics invites all stakeholders to participate in the Earth Hour activities from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the last week of March, turning off "unnecessary lights and power consumption products" for one hour, and responding to global warming with practical actions to reduce carbon emissions and love the earth!