On June 19, RECCESSARY and EnergyOMNI organized the 'New Energy and Carbon Market Business Forum' in Taiwan, focusing on global energy trends and investment opportunities for achieving net-zero goals. Industry leaders and experts gathered to discuss topics such as virtual power plants (VPPs), hydrogen, and electricity trading platforms. The importance of market mechanisms for VPPs and supportive regulations was emphasized to scale renewable energy use efficiently. The forum featured presentations on flexible demand response, the role of hydrogen in energy storage, and opportunities in offshore wind procurement. Executives from Linde LienHwa Industrial Gases highlighted the potential for hydrogen in long-duration energy storage and reducing grid stress. Taiwan Smart Electricity & Energy (TSEE) discussed challenges in offshore wind procurement and plans to aggregate purchases for more flexible options. The event underscored the value of media collaboration and public engagement in driving sustainable energy transitions. The forum's positive sentiment towards hydrogen and other renewable energy solutions showcased a collective drive towards a greener future. With a focus on advancing net-zero transformation, the discussions at the forum provided valuable insights for businesses and policymakers looking to navigate the evolving landscape of the energy market.