HD Renewable Energy Co., Ltd. (6873.TW) develops, constructs, owns and operates solar photovoltaic power plants and battery energy storage systems; provides engineering, procurement and construction services, asset management, maintenance and operations for renewable energy projects; offers energy storage solutions including TITAN-branded pre-meter and post-meter systems; delivers electric vehicle charging infrastructure and photovoltaic-storage-charging hybrid stations; supplies aquaculture-solar symbiosis projects, intelligent energy management platforms via TITAN IoT SaaS and PaaS systems, and renewable electricity trading through international platforms; and provides energy technology services encompassing green power consulting via subsidiary Stars Power and comprehensive charging operations. Founded in 2016 and headquartered at 5F, No. 35 Dexing West Road, Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan, the company operates primarily in the utilities-renewable electricity industry, targeting industrial, commercial, livelihood and fishery customers across Taiwan, Japan, Australia and the Philippines through wholly-owned subsidiaries including HD Renewable Energy Australia Pty Ltd in Sydney and HD Renewable Energy Japan Co., Ltd. in Tokyo. HD Renewable Energy advances a 9.4GW global development pipeline with nearly 70% in energy storage, projecting over 55% of group revenue from international markets by 2027; enters a 20-year power purchase agreement with ZEN Energy for the 111MW/330MWh Templers Battery Project in South Australia, slated for commercial operations by end-2025, and forms the ZEBRE joint venture targeting 400MW solar PV and 1GW storage; establishes a joint venture with Mitsubishi Electric in Japan by April 2025 for aggregation of distributed energy resources including solar and storage, alongside Mitsubishi Electric's acquisition of a stake in HD Renewable Energy; connects the 50MW/104MWh Helios Project in Hokkaido to the grid for November 2025 operations and secures 18.5% of Japan's second LTDA battery storage capacity with 20-year contracts across five projects; and partners with Arctrade to launch MWEX Solutions for automated energy trading in Japan and Australia.