Total Installed Capacity 440 MW
Company Overview
Taiwan Smart Electricity & Energy Co., Ltd. (TSEE) was established in October 2024 through joint investment by state-affiliated enterprises and leading private-sector companies. TSEE is committed to bridging renewable energy supply and corporate demand, helping businesses secure reliable renewable energy, achieve decarbonization goals, and accelerate their energy transition to a low-carbon future.
TSEE has been awarded investment-grade credit ratings by leading international credit rating agencies, including S&P and Fitch, demonstrating its strong power procurement capability and market credibility.
Business Model & Strategic Objectives
TSEE’s core business model is based on aggregated procurement and supply, integrating resources from multiple offshore wind projects to connect renewable energy supply with corporate demand. By providing a stable, and resilient renewable energy supply, TSEE lowers barriers to offshore wind procurement and offers diversified energy solutions that help businesses meet supply chain decarbonization requirements and achieve sustainability goals, including RE100, SBTi, and ESG commitments.
Looking ahead, TSEE will continue to expand its offshore wind portfolio and strengthen Taiwan’s renewable energy market. TSEE aims to be a trusted partner in helping businesses achieve their net-zero ambitions and enhance long-term competitiveness.
Offshore Wind Aggregation and Supply Model
Through aggregated procurement and collaboration with retailers, TSEE enables businesses of all sizes to access renewable energy and enhance their global competitiveness.
Renewable Energy Procurement Process
TSEE simplifies renewable energy procurement through the streamlined process outlined below.
Step 1
NDA Execution
Execute NDA to ensure the secure and confidential exchange of information and electricity usage data.
Step 2
Energy Demand Assessment
Energy demand is assessed based on consumption patterns, industry characteristics, and renewable energy goals.
Step 3
CPPA Negotiation & Execution
Aligning project supply and business needs, and negotiating contract terms, volume, pricing, and risk allocation.
Step 4
Power Delivery
Renewable energy is supplied under contractual terms, while project progress is monitored to ensure a stable supply.
Step 5
Ongoing Support
Provide ongoing support to monitor surplus renewable electricity and RE progress, while optimizing contract allocations to balance cost efficiency and supply resilience.