J&V Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (6869) is celebrating its 10th anniversary by announcing a new phase of strategic growth. To celebrate the occasion, the company made a corporate video that shows how it went from being a solar PV developer to a diversified, integrated low-carbon energy group that works in many different business areas.
In the last ten years, J&V Energy has grown from making solar power to trading green electricity, designing and building energy storage systems, running and maintaining them, treating water, and coming up with solutions for the circular economy. The company now wants to speed up its change into a low-carbon energy group that works together and has a bigger presence in Asia.
Strong Business and Financial Growth
J&V Energy reported consolidated revenue of NT$7.469 billion in 2025, up 96.9% year-on-year, marking a record high.
Key Revenue Drivers:
- Energy storage engineering: NT$2.94 billion (39% of total), up 234% YoY
- Electricity retail: NT$2.38 billion (32% of total), up 115% YoY
- Additional contributions from O&M, water treatment, and other services
This four-core revenue structure has strengthened business resilience and earnings stability.
Expansion in Green Electricity and Storage
GREENET, its electricity retail subsidiary, had almost 420 million kWh in sales in 2025, making it Taiwan’s largest privately owned electricity retailer by green power volume. More than 90% of its 34.1 billion kWh of contracted volume is protected by long-term contracts that last an average of 10 years.
Arthur Tang, the General Manager of GREENET, said that companies are now more interested in stable supply and long-term contracts than just price.
Recharge Power, a subsidiary of the company, has installed 370MW/886MWh of energy storage in Taiwan and is now moving into Japan. The grid is now connecting projects that were finished after the second half of 2025. The company thinks that Japan’s development scale will reach 262MW by 2027.
Overseas and Low-Carbon Strategy
J&V Energy wants to grow in the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, and they want to build 300MW of new power plants in other countries in the next three years.
Vice President Kai Tan said that Taiwan’s circular economy experience needs to be made usable around the world. The company is also moving forward with its “Green Energy Infotainment” project, which aims to bring renewable energy into public and personal spaces.
Looking ahead, J&V Energy plans to strengthen its dual focus on green power and energy storage while expanding recurring revenue and regional influence across Asia.
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