Santi Renewable Energy Co., Ltd. operates as an integrated clean energy developer and renewable power solutions provider in Taiwan. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, the company functions as the renewable energy flagship of the Santi Group, delivering end-to-end green energy infrastructure and asset management services across the commercial, industrial, and public sectors. The company operates across five core business divisions: Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Power Generation, Energy Storage Systems (ESS), Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure, Green Mobility, and Green Power Trading. Its product and service offerings comprise the investment, site development, engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC), and operation and maintenance (O&M) of ground-mounted, rooftop, and fishery-solar symbiotic photovoltaic power plants; the design, turnkey integration, and commercial operation of utility-scale battery energy storage systems providing frequency control and ancillary reserve capacity for grid stability; the deployment, operation, and software management of nationwide direct-current (DC) high-speed electric vehicle charging stations under the TAIL Charging brand; the distribution, fleet leasing, and turnkey charging infrastructure support for commercial electric transit buses; and corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) intermediation, renewable energy certificate (T-REC) transactions, and green electricity retailing for commercial enterprises. In recent developments, Santi Renewable Energy has accelerated the geographic footprint of its TAIL EV charging network across highway interchanges, commercial complexes, and retail centers through strategic partnerships with multinational automotive brands and commercial landlords. Furthermore, the company has expanded its operational utility-scale energy storage assets participating in the Taiwan Power Company energy trading platform, interconnected multi-megawatt fishery-solar hybrid power generation installations in southern Taiwan, and broadened its long-term corporate green power supply contracts with domestic semiconductor and technology manufacturers seeking compliance with international RE100 carbon reduction benchmarks.