We choose the most environmentally friendly methods when sourcing our electricity for our chip-producing process. This includes using Photovoltaics to generate green electricity for our factories. The figure on the left shows how our Photovoltaics module functions in our household. First, we have a few solar panels on the roof to absorb and store daylight to generate direct current. Second, we transfer the direct current generated by the solar panels into alternating current through an inverter to power our facilities. And finally, if the electricity generated by the Photovoltaics module is not enough, we also have connected the circuit to the Taiwan Power Company to ensure that we have consistent electricity. 

我們在採購電力用於芯片製造過程時選擇了最環保的方法。這包括使用光電技術為我們的工廠發電。左側的圖表顯示了我們的光電模組在家庭中的運作方式。首先，在屋頂上安裝了一些太陽能電池板，吸收和儲存陽光以生成直流電。其次，通過變流器將太陽能電池板生成的直流電轉換為交流電，以供應我們的設施。最後，如果光電模組生成的電力不足，我們還將電路連接到臺灣電力公司，以確保我們擁有穩定的電力供應。

In 2022, to subvert the concept of "STEM is not suitable for women" and inspire senior high school girls' interest in science, TSMC Education and Culture Foundation collaborated with National Museum of Natural Science in 2022 to hold the third TSMC Journeys of Female Scientists, inviting students from 12 girls senior high schools to attend the lectures. The lectures included a guided tour of the World of Semiconductors Exhibition Hall and the TSMC Museum of Innovation. Semiconductor popular science workshops were also held in conjunction with lectures by female scientists. At the same time, outstanding female engineers from TSMC also shared their learning and career experience to encourage students to explore STEM. In 2022, TSMC Education and Culture Foundation extended the one day visit to two days and one night in depth popular science activity, hoping to encourage more female students to join scientific research, thereby cultivating scientific talents for the country and the industry. As of 2022, 17 Journeys of Female Scientists Lectures have been held and attended by 3,225 people. 

為翻轉「女生不適合學STEM」的觀念、鼓勵高中女學生投身科學領域，民國111 年台積電文教基金會與國立自然科學博物館連三年舉辦「台積電女科學家之旅」， 邀請國內12所女子高中參與，內容包含參訪自然科學博物館―「半導體的世界」 及「台積電創新館」，舉辦半導體科普知識工作坊及女性科學家分享座談等；同時 亦安排台積公司傑出女工程師分享自身學習及職涯經歷，鼓勵學員勇敢探索STEM 領域。民國111年，基金會將原為1日的參訪活動延伸為2天1夜的深度科普活動， 期盼號召更多女性學子投入科學研究，為國家及產業培育豐富的科學人才。截至民 國111年，女科學家之旅已完成17梯次、共3,225人次參與。 

In 2022,TSMC's safety and health management measures were extended to all workers including employees, contractors, suppliers, and construction site contractors. Furthermore, two major measures Environmental Safety Protection and Labor Physical and Mental Care were implemented for work sites. First of all, technological tools were introduced to manage construction site safety and address environmental risks, and prevent personnel from being exposed to unsafe environments. Second, the emphasis is on people, where health and screening services have been extended to construction sites, and a care group has been formed to protect the safety and health of contractors in the fab construction. 

民國111年，台積公司將安全衛生管理措施 延伸至所有工作者，除了員工之外，更包 含承攬商、供應商及工地承攬商，並特別 針對工區現場，採取「環境安全保障」及 「勞工身心 關懷」二大措施。首先，針對 工地環境風險，導入科技工具管理工地安 全，避免人員接觸不安全環境；再者，以 人為本，將健康服務及篩檢推廣至工地現 場，並組成關懷小組，守護建廠工區承攬 商的安全與健康。