Hexa Renewables, an international renewable energy platform, focuses on building a diversified portfolio of renewable generation and energy storage integration projects in Taiwan. This collaboration reflects Recharge Power’s track record in complex project execution and system integration.
This solar-plus-storage project, featuring 48 MW / 185.7 MWh of battery storage, is scheduled to break ground in the first half of this year. The deployment of this large-scale energy storage system will provide peak shaving and load shifting services to mitigate the intermittency of renewable power, while improving grid dispatch flexibility, overall resilience, and solar penetration. The project is expected to generate significant EPC revenue during the construction phase and, upon completion, rank among one of Taiwan’s most significant utility-scale solar-plus-storage facilities.
“Recharge Power possesses strong system integration capabilities, supported by established project management, construction coordination, and quality control expertise,” said Spencer Feng, Chief Executive Officer of Recharge Power. “This expertise enabled us to complete Taiwan’s first grid-connected solar-storage project with our parent company, J&V Energy Technology, in December 2023. This project forms part of Hexa Renewables’ solar-plus-storage integration efforts, standing as one of the largest solar-plus-storage facilities in Taiwan. It further validates our EPC and O&M capabilities in energy storage systems and builds on our accumulated experience in this field.”
Beyond Taiwan’s first solar-plus-storage project, Recharge Power has developed several pioneering and benchmark storage projects in the local market, including Taiwan’s first Automatic Frequency Control (AFC) project, Taipower’s first grid-connected substation energy storage project, and a 200 MW / 335 MWh large-scale storage project. These projects illustrate Recharge Power’s end-to-end technical integration and execution capabilities across multiple grid and energy storage use cases.
“In line with our overall strategy, utility-scale energy storage has become foundational infrastructure supporting the energy transition and grid stability as renewable penetration increases,” said Kai Tan, Deputy General Manager of J&V Energy Technology. “Securing Taiwan’s largest solar-plus-storage EPC project not only solidifies the Group’s leadership position in the domestic storage market, but also creates a vital track record for its further global expansion.”
Tan added that the group will draw on its experience from Taiwan’s large-scale solar-plus-storage and grid-level storage projects to strengthen technological integration and operational capabilities.
“We plan to expand our storage business into overseas markets with high growth potential, establishing a replicable and scalable international business model. This will sustain long-term growth and deliver deployable, integrated solutions that enable the global energy transition,” he said.
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