Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Recharge Power Wins APEA Award as Revenue Surges
Recharge Power is a company that builds large batteries for electricity systems.
It won a Fast Enterprise Award at the 2026 Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards.
The award recognized its growth, technology, and work in international markets.
The company’s 2025 revenue rose 404% to NT$3.282 billion.
Its operating profit and earnings per share also reached record levels.
Recharge Power has installed more than 1GWh of battery storage around the world.
It has projects in Taiwan, Japan, and Australia.
The company is also working to expand into Europe and the United States.
It says energy storage is becoming more important as artificial-intelligence data centers use more electricity.
Recharge Power received the Fast Enterprise Award at the 2026 Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards.
The energy storage company reported 2025 revenue of NT$3.282 billion, up 404% year over year.
Operating profit reached NT$502 million and earnings per share reached NT$8.49, both record highs.
Recharge Power’s cumulative global grid-scale BESS deployment exceeded 1GWh, including 354MW/824MWh in Taiwan.
The company has grid-connected 14 BESS projects in Japan and an Australian pipeline totaling 128MW/292MWh.
- Who
- Recharge Power Co., Ltd., led at the ceremony by Chief Executive Officer Spencer Feng.
- What
- Recharge Power won the Fast Enterprise Award at the 2026 Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards.
- When
- The awards ceremony was held on September 18, 2026; the announcement was dated September 21.
- Where
- The award concerns Recharge Power’s business in Taiwan and its expanding operations in Japan, Australia, Europe, and the United States.
- Why
- The company was recognized for rapid growth, end-to-end battery energy storage system capabilities, proprietary technologies, and international expansion.
- Award
- Fast Enterprise Award, 2026 Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards
- 2025 revenue
- NT$3.282 billion
- Revenue growth
- 404% year over year
- 2025 operating profit
- NT$502 million
- 2025 EPS
- NT$8.49
- Global deployment
- More than 1GWh of cumulative grid-scale BESS capacity
- Australian project pipeline
- 128MW/292MWh
- Japanese projects
- 14 grid-connected BESS projects