Recharge Power Co., Ltd. is a Taiwan-based green energy technology provider and battery energy storage system (BESS) integrator specializing in grid-scale energy storage and intelligent power management solutions. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, the company operates as a subsidiary of J&V Energy Technology Co., Ltd. and trades on the Emerging Stock Board of the Taipei Exchange under the ticker symbol 7921. Recharge Power delivers end-to-end turnkey services across the energy storage lifecycle, with a core product and service portfolio comprising utility-scale battery energy storage system integration; engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for standalone and hybrid solar-plus-storage facilities; proprietary Energy Management System (EMS) software featuring artificial intelligence algorithms for charge-discharge optimization and automated grid code compliance; automatic frequency control (AFC), spinning reserve, and voltage stabilization systems; long-term operation, maintenance, and predictive asset management (O&M) services; and power trading and aggregation services for ancillary services markets and mission-critical AI data centers. The company serves public utility operators, independent power producers, renewable energy project developers, and energy-intensive commercial and industrial consumers across Taiwan, Japan, Australia, and the wider Asia-Pacific region. In recent strategic developments, Recharge Power listed on the Emerging Stock Board of the Taipei Exchange in May 2026 and continues to accelerate its international expansion, establishing a key partnership with Japanese renewable developer Green Energy & Company to co-develop 262 megawatts across high-voltage and ultra-high-voltage storage projects targeted for grid connection by 2027. The company has also expanded development initiatives into the Australian grid-scale BESS market. In September 2026, Recharge Power obtained Japan's JC-STAR IoT cybersecurity certification for its proprietary EMS platform, enhancing its compliance standing for international grid integration. Concurrently, the company is executing a strategic transition from standalone EPC contracting toward a higher-margin recurring revenue model centered on software-integrated EMS licensing, AI-driven power dispatch, and long-term asset management, having scaled cumulative global installations beyond one gigawatt-hour and received the Fast Enterprise Award at the 2026 Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards.