HDRE Marks 10th Anniversary by Targeting AI Computing Power-Driven Electricity Demand Opportunities, Building Next-Stage Growth Momentum Through a Five-Tier Strategy

HD Renewable Energy (HDRE) held its 10th anniversary exhibition on the 13th and also hosted the "HDRE NEXT: Energy Transition in Progress" forum (HDRE NEXT．能源轉型進行式論壇), where its core strategy team shared insights into international power market operations, trading practices, and enterprise energy strategies. Building on its presence in Taiwan, Japan, and Australia, HDRE is positioning its next phase of growth around rising long-term electricity demand driven by AI and computing infrastructure.

HDRE Chairman Yuan-Yi Hsieh said, over the past decade, HDRE expanded from Taiwan to Japan and Australia, evolving from solar project development and engineering into asset management and power services, while also moving from the emerging stock market to a public listing and completing group-wide business and organizational integration. He thanked customers, partners, and employees for their support, and said HDRE will continue advancing its mission of making "smart green energy readily accessible" and its long-term vision of "solar, charging and storage for every home, carbon neutrality for every household."

Since its founding in 2016, HDRE has expanded from solar project development into asset management, operations and maintenance, and, from 2021, a smart power service ecosystem integrating electricity retailing, energy storage, charging, AI, and data. In 2024, the company further entered the Japanese and Australian markets with international partners. Its 10th anniversary exhibition features 5 themes: development and engineering, asset management, smart power services, international power trading, and ESG, highlighting HDRE's transformation from a renewable energy developer into a smart power service provider.

HDRE President Shih-Chang Chou said the company's next decade will focus on energy platform services, supported by long-term contracts, liberalized power market services, and scaled integration of the AI supply chain. As AI data centers and major electricity users demand more stable, low-carbon power, the market will require not a single power source, but integrated solutions combining renewable energy, storage, dispatching, and long-term contracts. Centered on a capacity subscription model and a five-layer structure, HDRE aims to help enterprises turn electricity into a plannable and hedgeable operating resource, moving toward its goal of becoming Asia's leading power trading platform.

HDRE's five-layer growth framework covers manufacturing, equipment, assets, services, and markets. Its equipment brand TAITEN holds a 30% share of Taiwan's battery module supply chain and uses AI platforms to improve data management, pricing, load forecasting, dispatching, and power trading value. HDRE will continue building domestic and overseas asset platforms, while subsidiaries including Star Trade (星星電力), Star Charger (星舟快充), and Deyun Computing (德雲算力) support its smart power service chain and end-use energy applications. At the market level, AI-driven energy storage asset management systems will support expansion across Taiwan, Japan, Australia, and other liberalized power markets.

【About HD Renewable Energy (HDRE)】
HD Renewable Energy (HDRE), a leading smart energy brand, is committed to realizing its vision of becoming an "international smart power company" while advancing its mission of making "smart green energy accessible to all." With solar energy at its core, HDRE delivers comprehensive renewable energy solutions through its subsidiaries, including green electricity consulting and energy storage asset integrator Star Trade (星星電力), EV charging operator Star Charger (星舟快充), aquaculture-focused STAR Aquaculture (星源漁業), and solar asset operations and maintenance provider SUNENGINER (泓博能源).
HDRE’s business footprint spans Taiwan, Japan, Australia, and the Philippines. Through strategic partnerships with global industry leaders, the company continues to expand into international markets, accelerating the global transition toward smart energy and driving a more sustainable future.

Source: HDRE