Joint energy initiatives took place in Britain and Taiwan — the 8th Energy Dialogue and the 21st Renewable Energy Conference between the two sides. Meeting participants discussed matters of strengthening energy security, as well as prospects for further cooperation in the field of renewable energy sources. One of the key topics was the development of offshore wind energy — a field in which Taiwan is actively expanding capacity, while Britain possesses significant technological expertise. The sides also examined opportunities for cooperation in the field of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies, which are viewed as an important tool for achieving climate goals and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in industry. The dialogue and conference are conducted on a regular basis and form part of broader bilateral interaction between Britain and Taiwan in the energy sector. Such meetings make it possible to exchange experience, discuss regulatory approaches and coordinate efforts to develop clean energy. Specific agreements and details of further cooperation steps following the meeting have not been clarified.