Cedars Digital COO\u00a0Salmon Sim<\/b> joined representatives from Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC), Taipei City Government and New Taipei City Government, alongside sustainability, academic and technology leaders to discuss how AI, real-time data and intelligent infrastructure can support more efficient and lower-carbon cities.<\/p>\n From annual reporting to real-time carbon action<\/b> This approach moves carbon management from retrospective reporting towards continuous monitoring, analysis and action, allowing decision-makers to respond more quickly as emissions patterns change. Sim also highlighted examples from Singapore, the United Kingdom and Denmark, demonstrating how digital technologies and data-driven approaches can support decarbonization across transportation, energy and buildings.<\/p>\n Connecting carbon intelligence with smart mobility<\/b> The discussions highlighted a broader opportunity to connect\u00a0carbon, mobility and operational data<\/b>, enabling sustainability insights to become part of everyday urban decision-making.<\/p>\n For Cedars Digital, the Taipei dialogue reflects a broader opportunity to bring\u00a0Singapore-based sustainability capabilities into regional markets<\/b>, as cities and industries across Asia accelerate their transition towards data-driven, low-carbon operations.<\/p>\n About Cedars Digital<\/b> <\/p>\n Singapore-based Cedars Digital joins Taiwan’s transportation authorities and city leaders to explore how AI and real-time carbon data can accelerate urban decarbonization<\/p>\n SINGAPORE<\/span>, Sept. 9, 2026<\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Singapore-based sustainability technology company\u00a0Cedars Digital<\/b><\/a>\u00a0brought its AI-driven approach to carbon management to the 2026 Sustainable Smart Mobility Forum<\/b> in Taipei, as cities across Asia look to move carbon management beyond annual reporting towards real-time decision-making.<\/p>\n![\"1.](\"https:\/\/mmx.prnasia.com\/media\/MS1980998\/20260902231323EDT_image_1.jpg?id=OA2927706&p=medium600\" "\\"1.")
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1. From left: David Tzou, AI Systems Architect, Smart Mobility, LEOTEK; Ming-Hung Hsieh, Commissioner of the Department of Transportation, Taipei City Government; Salmon Sim, COO of Cedars Digital; Eugene Chien, Chairman of TAISE; Philip Tseng, President of ITS Taiwan; Hsin-Hsun Huang, Director General of the Institute of Transportation, MOTC; Chien-Chuan Chu, Deputy Commissioner of the Transportation Department, New Taipei City Government; and Prof. SK Jason Chang, Director of the Advanced Transport Research Center, University of Taipei.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Speaking at the forum, Sim highlighted a shift in how cities and organizations can use carbon data. “Carbon data should be treated like a city’s vital signs,” Sim said. “With AI continuously analyzing changes in emissions, cities and organizations can identify hotspots earlier and make more timely adjustments, rather than waiting for an annual carbon inventory before taking action.”<\/p>\n
The forum also explored how carbon intelligence can connect with smart mobility and urban infrastructure. LEOTEK<\/b> shared real-world applications of AI-enabled smart mobility in Taiwan, illustrating how intelligent infrastructure and mobility data can support safer and more efficient urban operations.<\/p>\n
Cedars Digital<\/b> is a Singapore-based sustainability technology company focused on AI-enabled carbon management and digital solutions for decarbonization. Its CarbonM<\/b> platform supports organisations in carbon accounting, emissions management and sustainability decision-making, helping businesses move from carbon reporting towards more continuous and actionable carbon management.<\/p>\n![\"2.](\"https:\/\/mmx.prnasia.com\/media\/MS1980997\/20260902231323EDT_image_2.jpg?id=OA2927705&p=medium600\" "\\"2.")
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2. Salmon Sim, COO of Cedars Digital, highlights carbon data as a city\u2019s \u201cvital sign\u201d for achieving net-zero goals and staying competitive.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"