United Renewable Energy Co., Ltd.

After the three-in-one transformation, United Regeneration has completely transformed and cultivated new businesses focusing on the development of energy storage system products and hydrogen-powered motorcycles. The solar energy business is based on a business model based on module brands and system business.In 2018, United Recycling's module market share was about 50%, ranking first in Taiwan, and it completed module shipments of 100MW to Changbin Solar, the largest single project site in Taiwan. It develops and designs energy storage related products ranging from lithium battery modules to small and medium-sized household energy storage and industrial energy storage systems. At the same time, the industrial energy storage system is the first in Taiwan to obtain the US UL9540 certification from the UL laboratory. In 2019, Taiwan's first ordinary heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell motorcycle was successfully developed. Its performance is comparable to that of a 125cc fuel engine motorcycle. The final emission is only water, truly realizing a clean, quiet, and fast zero-pollution transportation. Chairman Dr. Hong Chuanxian said: "As Taiwan's solar energy industry enters a new era of 2.0, and renewable energy policies enter a new stage of 2.0, the successful transformation of United Renewable Energy allows us to see new hope for Taiwan's solar industry, and we look forward to the results of this successful transformation. Combining the power of the government, we will lead Taiwan’s renewable energy industry to take the first step onto the international stage and return to the glory of the science and technology island.”

We work together to build an internationally competitive solar energy flagship company and build an integrated platform for symbiosis and mutual prosperity. The establishment of United Regeneration will help Taiwan's solar cell industry get rid of its past role as a pure foundry,and in line with Taiwan's energy policy, let Taiwan's green energy industry continues to thrive in Taiwan, driving the development of surrounding materials, electromechanical, service and other industrial chains.