What We Do
Greenpeace is present in 55 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Pacific. Greenpeace East Asia opened its Hong Kong office in 1997, Beijing in 2002, Taipei in 2010 and Seoul in 2011. Surging economic development in East Asia has brought widespread prosperity, but has also taken a severe environmental toll, both regionally and worldwide. Greenpeace recognizes the importance of regional offices that work together to achieve effective solutions for a sustainable future.
Climate & Energy
Climate change is the greatest environmental threat humanity has ever faced and…
#Climate Impacts
Our climate is sick but we have the power to heal it…
Protect Nature
Greenpeace strives to protect the most precious ecosystems for the climate and…
#Oceans
Oceans feed us and stabilize the climate. They are being emptied of…
Live Sustainably
We work together to usher in a greener, fairer and more peaceful…
#Plastic
Time to ditch the single-use plastic
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AI Semiconductor Giants TSMC, Micron, and UMC Could Consume 15% of Taiwan’s Power by 2030, Greenpeace Warns
Local operations for Taiwan’s three major semiconductor manufacturers, TSMC, Micron, and UMC, could require roughly 49.8 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of external electricity by 2030, accounting for 15% of the island’s total projected power demand, according to a report released today by Greenpeace Taiwan.
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Japanese Automakers Suffer Global Market Share Loss as Delay in EV Transition Threatens Industry Dominance, Greenpeace Report Finds
Japanese automakers’ combined share of the global passenger-vehicle market fell from 32.7% in 2021 to 25.9% in the first half of 2026, while Chinese automakers’ share rose from 14.7% to 27.5%, overtaking Japan as the world’s largest national group by passenger-vehicle sales. The shift was most severe in markets where battery-electric vehicle (BEV) adoption grew…
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Greenpeace Reveals Tainan’s Anping Heritage Sites Threatened by Extreme Weather, Putting Approx. NT$2.06 Billion in Tourism Consumption at Risk.
[Tainan, October 20, 2026] Greenpeace held a press conference today at the Tainan City Council and released a flooding risk study on Tainan, a cultural capital with 142 historical sites.…