iBase Solution Co., Ltd. (TPEx: 6441) announced on April 23, 2026 that its subsidiary iBase Energy Co., Ltd. has successfully secured a landmark, large-scale Behind-the-Meter (BTM) energy storage system project from Tung Mung Development Co., Ltd. The project stands as a model example of how enterprises can use smart energy storage to fundamentally address three key pain points—regulatory compliance, electricity cost savings, and power quality—setting a new benchmark for energy optimization in Taiwan’s traditional industries.
One System, Three Benefits: Solving Mandatory Capacity Requirements, Peak-Valley Arbitrage, and Voltage Flicker Issues
- Regulatory Compliance: Fully satisfies government mandatory capacity requirements for major electricity users
- Cost Savings: Precision Energy Management System (EMS) enables peak-valley arbitrage, significantly reducing annual electricity costs
- Voltage Stability: Advanced power compensation and coordinated control technology effectively stabilizes the plant’s power grid, ensuring stable operation of high-precision production lines
Standing Out From the Competition: Outperforming Over a Dozen Rival Bidders
iBase Energy General Manager Jeff Chan stated that the company’s success in winning the bid came down to its unmatched integrated capabilities—combining Fortune Electric Co., Ltd. (AC-side switchgear and transformers), Chengsi Technology Ltd. (fire safety, electrical/mechanical systems, and civil engineering), MetaEnergy Technology (EMS energy management systems), and world-class energy storage hardware into a single, unified all-in-one system design under unified management. The company’s proprietary “Full Lifecycle Energy Storage Asset Management Platform” breaks from the traditional EPC model, which typically covers construction only, and instead offers a one-stop service spanning pre-investment financial assessment, planning and design, on-site construction, long-term operations and maintenance, and staged battery decommissioning and recycling.
Looking Ahead: AI, Semiconductors, and Traditional Industries to Drive Multi-Billion-Dollar Storage Demand
As AI computing centers proliferate across Taiwan and the semiconductor industry—Taiwan’s “silicon shield”—continues to expand, iBase Energy expects these industries, which demand extremely high power stability, to become the core driving force behind the next wave of explosive growth in the energy storage market.
