Recharge Power, one of Taiwan’s largest grid-level battery project developers, has signed a strategic partnership with renewables developer Energy Decarb to jointly develop integrated solar and battery projects in Australia as it seeks to capitalise on the opportunities presented by the country’s clean energy transition.
The two parties said the newly formed joint venture (JV) will offer engineering, procurement and construction solutions for solar and battery energy storage projects alongside energy service company offerings.
The JV will initially target commercial and industrial (C&I) customers such as hotels, shopping centres, manufacturing plants, logistics hubs and sports venues and already has an active project pipeline totalling 128 MW / 292 MWh.
Recharge Power Chief Executive Officer Spencer Feng said these projects will be progressively completed over the next two years and are expected to establish a “solid foundation” for future expansion into large-scale utility energy infrastructure.
“We intend to replicate the proven success we achieved in Taiwan and Japan, gaining swift local traction and then scaling rapidly,” he said.
The energy storage subsidiary of Taiwan-based J&V Energy Technology, Recharge Power is among Taiwan’s biggest battery energy developers with more than 1 GWh in cumulative deployment capacity. It has also established operations in Japan and plans to build on its experience from Taiwan’s large-scale solar-plus-storage and grid-level storage sector to continue expanding its overseas footprint.
Feng said the Australian JV will benefit from Recharge Power’s proprietary energy management system (EMS) software and system integration capabilities across project engineering, construction and long-term operations and maintenance.
Energy Decarb, part of the St Baker Energy Group and a specialist in delivering solar, battery and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, will contribute its local market knowledge and industry insight, project development expertise and electricity trading capabilities.
Recharge Power said the companies are well positioned to capture growing opportunities arising from Australia’s accelerating energy transition
“The establishment of the JV is strategically timed to ride the massive growth momentum of Australia’s clean energy shift,” the company said.
The Clean Energy Council’s Clean Energy Australia 2026 report shows cumulative investment in the country’s renewable energy sector reached $31.4 billion by the end of 2025. Investment in battery energy storage projects alone totalled $4.8 billion in 2025, representing a 67% increase year-over-year, helping Australia to become the third-largest utility-scale battery market in the world, behind only China and the United States.
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