Institutions from Taiwan and the US state of Wyoming have signed memorandums
of understanding on carbon capture and sequestration technologies and on
small modular nuclear reactors.

Visiting Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon made the announcement while meeting
with President Lai Ching-te the Presidential Office.

The visiting state governor says the partnership between Taiwan and Wyoming
means the two sides have an opportunity to "lead the world" in carbon
capture, utilization and sequestration, and demonstrate the viability of
achieving net-zero emissions.

Gordon also said his administration looks forward to further economic
cooperation that will enable the construction of infrastructure in Wyoming.

The M-O-Us were signed between the University of Wyoming, Taiwan's National
Central University and the National Atomic Research Institute.

A letter of intent on cooperation on carbon capture, utilization and
sequestration technologies was also signed between the University of Wyoming
and the Industrial Technology Research Institute.