英文摘要 |
Since the Paris Agreement took effect on April 22, 2016, many automakers have been devoting themselves to developing new energy vehicles in response to the ban on the sale of fuel-powered cars in various countries. In Taiwan, the government initially proposed that starting from 2030, newly purchased government vehicles could only be pure electric vehicles, the sale of fuel-powered motorcycles would be banned from 2035, and the sale of fuel-powered cars would be banned from 2040. Although this policy was announced to be suspended in 2019, the popularization of new energy vehicles is an irreversible trend. CPC Corporation, Taiwan (CPC) has been primarily focused on supplying various petroleum products as its main business since its establishment. The trend will have an impact on it, and it is necessary to carry out enterprise transformation to find opportunities for survival as soon as possible. The purpose of this study is as follows: 1. To identify what crises CPC will face due to the popularization of new energy vehicles; 2. To learn from the transformation strategies adopted by major foreign oil companies; 3. To explore suitable transformation strategies for CPC. This study believes that if the policy of banning fuel -powered vehicles is compromised from full-scale pure electric vehicles to only banning pure fuel vehicles in the short term, the impact on CPC's gas station business will be the least, followed by hydrogen-powered vehicles becoming the mainstream of the market, while a complete transition to pure electric vehicles will have the maximum impact on gas station revenue. |