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2026 SEAL Sustainable Product Award winner IrriSense 2 brings smart, multi-zone irrigation to spring lawn care – designed to cut water use by up to 40% ATLANTA, Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Aiper, the world's No.1 smart robotic pool cleaner brand[1] and leader in smart yard innovation, is bringing its 2026 SEAL Sustainable Product Award-winning IrriSense 2 smart irrigation system to market. The recognition underscores the measurable impact and purpose-built approach to sustainability behind the IrriSense 2. Designed to deliver precision, sustainability, and simplicity in one integrated solution, IrriSense 2 replaces traditional irrigation systems with an intelligent, easy-to-install ecosystem that conserves water while promoting healthier landscapes. 2026 SEAL Sustainable Product Award winner IrriSense 2 brings smart, multi-zone irrigation to spring lawn care Unlike conventional irrigation systems that rely on underground hardware, fixed timers, and professional installation, IrriSense 2 delivers a complete irrigation ecosystem in a single device that installs in just 15 minutes, making it easier for homeowners to get their yards ready for spring. At its core, IrriSense 2 is the world's first 4-in-1 multi-zone smart irrigation system, replacing the controller, rotor sprinklers, electric valve, and nutrient feeder with one connected solution. Water-Saving Precision Irrigation Designed for Every Yard As lawns emerge from winter dormancy and gardens prepare for new growth, IrriSense 2 enables homeowners to manage up to ten independent watering zones, tailoring irrigation plans based on specific plant types and landscape needs. Through plant-specific irrigation mapping, users can control watering depth, frequency, and schedules for each zone, ensuring efficient hydration without overwatering. To support this level of precision across the entire yard, the system delivers EvenRain™ coverage across up to 445 square meters, simulating natural rainfall to create a soft, uniform water curtain designed to protect soil and newly planted seeds while eliminating dry patches and reducing runoff. TÜV-certified pressure stability ensures consistent performance while maximizing absorption and minimizing waste. Powered by Aiper's Weather-Sense™ Response System, IrriSense 2 uses real-time weather intelligence to automatically adjust irrigation. If rain is forecast, watering is delayed, while periods of extreme heat trigger increased irrigation only where needed. A built-in rain sensor detects unexpected precipitation and stops irrigation automatically, helping homeowners achieve up to 40% water savings compared to traditional irrigation. Smart Control from a Simple Setup Simple installation designed for homeowners - no tools, trenching, or wiring required. Users simply snap the modules together, connect to Wi-Fi, map their yard in the Aiper app, and the system is ready in fifteen minutes. The app serves as the irrigation command center, offering intelligent scheduling, real-time water tracking, zone-level insights, and remote control from anywhere. Users can manage irrigation while traveling or allow the system to operate autonomously for a truly hands-free experience. Engineered for year-round durability, IrriSense 2 is built on an Engineered Resilience Framework, featuring UV-resistant housing, freeze-safe drainage, corrosion-resistant copper fittings, and quiet operation under 60 decibels, ensuring long-term performance in all conditions. Award-Winning Innovation and Sustainability Leadership Presented by the SEAL Awards, which recognize products designed to deliver real environmental progress, the honor reflects the ability of IrriSense 2 to reduce water waste through intelligent design, precision control, and adaptive, real-time decision-making, demonstrating that sustainability can be achieved through smarter engineering rather than added complexity. In addition to the 2026 SEAL Sustainable Product Award win, the IrriSense 2 has earned significant industry recognition for its innovation, design, and sustainability impact. Honors include: Digital Trends Publisher Awards – CES 2026 Gadgety Awards Best of CES Honoree 2026 Netzwelt Innovation Awards 2026 Honoree PC Welt Best of CES 2026 Reviewed Best Tech Product Awards Techlicious Editor's Choice – CES 2026 Aiper's leadership in sustainable design began with the first-generation IrriSense, which received the IDEA Design Bronze Award for excellence in product design. That recognition reflects a sustainability-driven design philosophy that continues with the IrriSense 2. The first- generation IrriSense was also honored with a CES Innovation Award in 2025, establishing the IrriSense line as a leader in smart irrigation. IrriSense 2 is available for purchase starting today at $499.99 on Aiper.com and Amazon.com. For additional information about Aiper, visit Aiper.com or follow the company on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X. About Aiper Aiper is the No.1 smart robotic pool cleaner brand and a leader in reliable, intelligent solutions for the smart yard ecosystem. From crystal-clear pools to balanced water and smarter irrigation, Aiper's ecosystem simplifies care across your entire yard. Trusted by more than 3 million users worldwide, Aiper is available in over 7,000 stores across 50+ countries and regions. Renowned for excellence, Aiper products have earned prestigious honors including the Red Dot Design Award, the iF Design Award, and editorial awards from USA Today and TWICE, and have been recognized as a CES Innovation Awards Honoree from 2023 through 2026. Driven by smart automation, adaptive AI, and sustainable design, Aiper delivers a truly carefree experience, giving you more time to enjoy life's best moments. [1]Aiper is the No.1 brand of smart robotic pool cleaner in the world in terms of sales volume. Source: Euromonitor International Co., Ltd., in terms of 2025 manufacturer sales volume (units) in the world. Smart robotic pool cleaner is defined as: intelligent service robots integrating mechanical, electronic, software algorithm and sensor technologies. They autonomously or with minimal human intervention perform pool cleaning and maintenance tasks, typically featuring smart navigation, path planning, and multiple cleaning modes. Research completed in 2025/12 Contact: Eva Li, eva.li@aiper.com
Senior Global Conservation Leader Dr. Sebastian Troëng named CEO; Former EPA Administrator, Apple Executive Ms. Lisa Jackson named interim Chairman of the Board ARLINGTON, Va., Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Conservation International today announced a new chapter in its leadership as the organization builds on decades of impact to advance a healthy, prosperous world in which societies value and care for nature. Dr. Sebastian Troëng will become Chief Executive Officer, bringing more than three decades of global conservation leadership spanning climate solutions, biodiversity protection, and sustainable development. Troëng served nearly twenty years in senior executive roles at Conservation International, helping to shape and scale its impact across oceans, forests, science, partnerships, and field delivery worldwide. He succeeds interim CEO Dr. Daniela Raik, who has led the organization through a period of transition while advancing its ambitious agenda. Lisa Jackson, a globally respected leader in environmental stewardship and sustainability, has been named interim Chairman of the Board of Directors. A former Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and most recently Apple's Vice President of Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives, Jackson has served on Conservation International's Board of Directors since 2019. She succeeds Robert J. Fisher, whose leadership strengthened the organization's global reach, partnerships, and influence. "Serving as Chairman of the Board at Conservation International has been a true privilege, and I am deeply grateful for the dedication, talent, and purpose of everyone I have worked alongside," said Robert J. Fisher. "I am inspired by the experience, integrity, and commitment our new leadership brings. Conservation International's future is in exceptionally capable hands." "We are honored to welcome Dr. Troëng as CEO and Lisa Jackson as interim Chairman of the Board," said Vice Chair and actor Harrison Ford. "Under their leadership, Conservation International will continue to build on a powerful foundation of science, partnership, and field-based action to empower societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature." "Both Ms. Jackson and Dr. Troëng have demonstrated the leadership, innovation, and resolve needed to address the most pressing challenges facing nature today," said Peter Seligmann, Conservation International Founder and Chairman Emeritus. "As they take the baton from Dr. Raik and Mr. Fisher, I am confident they will expand CI's global impact and remain true to the values that define this organization. We are deeply grateful to Dr. Raik for steady leadership during this transition." Conservation International's commitment to science-driven, people-centered conservation remains at the core of its work. Building on both long-standing success and recent milestones, the organization's new leadership will help accelerate progress at the scale and speed the moment demands. Under Raik's interim leadership, Conservation International delivered major conservation outcomes, strengthened its voice in global policy debates, and secured significant new funding to advance its mission. These achievements include expanded protections on land and ocean, strengthened climate initiatives, as well as powerful partnerships across sectors. Troëng brings deep institutional knowledge and a proven record of translating ambition into results. His career spans conservation leadership across Asia, Latin America, the Pacific Islands, Europe, and the United States, with a strong emphasis on locally grounded solutions and measurable impact. He is a marine biologist with a Ph.D. in Animal Zoology from Lund University in Sweden, conducted conservation and research with academic institutions and non-governmental organizations, and has authored numerous influential publications on conservation science and practice. "I am deeply honored to return to Conservation International as CEO," said Dr. Sebastian Troëng. "There is no better way to have real impact for nature and for people than through this organization. Our mission, our values, and our people are what we need to succeed—and they are exactly what the world needs right now. I look forward to expanding and accelerating our impact to save nature for people." "It has been an honor to serve as interim CEO during a time of both challenge and opportunity," said Dr. Daniela Raik. "Together with our extraordinary team and partners, we continued to deliver meaningful conservation outcomes for communities and ecosystems around the world. I am delighted to pass the leadership baton to Dr. Troëng, a longtime colleague and friend whose vision and experience will guide Conservation International into its next era." "I am deeply honored to step into the role of interim Chairman of the Board and grateful for the extraordinary leadership of Robert J. Fisher," said Lisa Jackson. "Conservation International is a beacon of hope at a time when protecting nature and communities has never been more urgent. I am committed to advancing our mission with urgency, innovation, and collaboration." About Conservation International: Conservation International protects nature for the benefit of humanity. Through Science, policy, fieldwork, and finance, we spotlight and secure the most important places in nature for the climate, for biodiversity and for people. With offices in 30 countries and projects in more than 100 countries, Conservation International partners with governments, companies, civil society, Indigenous peoples and local communities to help people and nature thrive together. Go to Conservation.org for more, and follow our work on Conservation News, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
MANNAR, Sri Lanka, Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Envision Energy, a global leader in green technology, is supporting Sri Lanka's clean energy transition as the 50MW Mannar Wind Power Project officially broke ground in the country's northern Mannar region. The groundbreaking ceremony was presided over by Honourable Anura Kumara Dissanayake, President of Sri Lanka, highlighting the project's strategic significance to the nation's renewable energy ambitions. Developed and invested by HayWind One Limited, a subsidiary of Sri Lanka 's leading conglomerate Hayleys PLC, the project is a key addition to Sri Lanka's renewable energy portfolio. Envision Energy is supplying 10 EN-156/5.0MW wind turbines, delivering a total installed capacity of 50MW and generating approximately 207 million kWh of clean electricity annually. Designed to fully harness Mannar's high and stable wind resources, the turbines feature a hub height of 110 meters, enabling higher energy yield and improved project economics. The project marks Envision Energy's first utility-scale wind turbine order in Sri Lanka and is scheduled to be commissioned by March 2027, marking a significant milestone in its continued expansion across South Asia. To address the region's coastal climate with high salinity and humidity, Envision has delivered a customised high anti-corrosion solution to enhance turbine durability and long-term reliability. The company will also provide full-lifecycle operations and maintenance services, ensuring safe and efficient performance throughout the project's 20-year design life. Winston Xu, General Manager of Southeast Region at Envision Energy, said: "Sri Lanka holds a strategically important position in South Asia's energy transition, with highly competitive wind resources. This project marks a key milestone for the country's renewable energy development and Envision Energy's continued expansion in the region. By combining proven wind technology, tailored solutions for complex coastal environments, and global delivery and service capabilities, we aim to deliver higher energy output, enhanced reliability, and long-term value to Sri Lanka's national grid and communities." Hasith Prematillake, Managing Director of Hayleys Fentons Limited, the parent company of HayWind One Limited, stated: "This project is about powering the lives of Sri Lankans with clean, homegrown energy. By bringing Envision's world-class technology to Sri Lanka for the first time, we are ensuring that the transition to green energy translates into more affordable electricity for people across the country. We hope this initiative will serve as a blueprint for future renewable energy projects in Sri Lanka." Mr. Roshane Perera, Director/CEO of Hayleys Solar, added: "We recognise that world-class technology such as Envision's requires an equally world-class team to bring it to life. This is a significant undertaking, and we have mobilised our most experienced engineers and project managers to manage the complexities of the Mannar site. By applying our deep local expertise, we aim to ensure this infrastructure performs at its peak for decades. We are proud to demonstrate that Sri Lankan talent is fully capable of delivering renewable energy projects on a global scale."
A report from China.org.cn BEIJING, Feb. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- In Ningbo, a coastal city in eastern China's Zhejiang province, sits a small village that packs a staggering economic punch. Spanning less than 2 square kilometers and home to fewer than 900 residents, Tengtou village recorded a GDP of 13.53 billion yuan ($1.96 billion) in 2025, with per capita net income reaching 89,000 yuan. Residents here receive a monthly benefit of 1,500 yuan, alongside lifelong coverage from pensions, health care and other social insurance programs. Honored with over 70 awards, including the U.N.'s Global 500 Roll of Honor for Environmental Achievement and the World Top 10 Harmonious Villages, Tengtou has evolved from a quiet rural community into a world-renowned blueprint for prosperity. A view of Tengtou village. This spring, data from the village's air-quality monitoring station show PM2.5 levels below 10 micrograms per cubic meter, while green coverage reaches an impressive 70%. Little wonder that many city dwellers look on with envy at a quality of life they can only dream of. How did this transformation come about? Beyond the unswerving efforts of generations of residents, the village's journey toward modernization has been shaped by strong Party leadership, a commitment to green development, and a focus on shared prosperity. 'Mission in crisis' reveals Tengtou spirit The most recent chapter of this story begins with a "mission in crisis." At the end of 2016, when Fu Qiping, then secretary of the village Party committee, suddenly fell ill, Tengtou villagers were left feeling anxious as development stalled. Fu Pingjun, Party secretary of Tengtou village, at a project negotiation meeting. Fu Pingjun, the current Party secretary, recalled, "I took office at a time of crisis. The first task was to stabilize morale." Fu did two things: First, he solemnly promised at the villagers' meeting that none of the benefits set by the former secretary would be reduced. Second, he announced that he would not cut his hair until he had completed the targets - a gesture designed to demonstrate his commitment and resolve. "I vowed that I'd complete specified tasks within set time frames. If not, I wouldn't cut my hair," he said. This simple pledge swiftly ignited villagers' hopes. During those days, Fu slept only four to five hours a day, losing more than 15 kilograms in just a few months. The results spoke for themselves. After 60 days, a sightseeing train was launched; after 150 days, an agricultural innovation center was completed; and after 250 days, an ecological farmhouse flagship store and a boutique hotel opened on a trial basis. Within just months, projects were implemented and trust in leadership was restored. Looking back, this is just part of the development history of Tengtou village, but it offers a glimpse into the unyielding spirit of its people: "Press on and keep innovating" is the mantra here. From impoverishment to prosperity: Remaining at the forefront Once lamented for its uneven fields and low-yielding crops, Tengtou village is now thriving, its past poverty having been transformed through steadfast determination. In the 1960s and '70s, then village Party secretary Fu Jialiang led an initiative to improve the soil, establishing a solid foundation for growth. After the start of reform and opening up in 1978, Tengtou pragmatically pursued collective economic development. In 1990, it released a "garden village" plan that delineated Tengtou into an agricultural model park, entertainment area, sightseeing area and residential area. It also launched three projects for ensuring blue skies, clear waters and green lands. In May 2003, then Zhejiang provincial Party secretary Xi Jinping visited Tengtou. On learning that the village had established an environmental protection committee 10 years prior, he remarked, "If a person's home is tidy and the environment is good, their confidence will improve. People change the environment, and the environment, in turn, influences people." In June that year, Xi spearheaded the Green Rural Revival Program across Zhejiang province, a systematic overhaul targeting about 10,000 administrative villages for comprehensive improvement and transforming about 1,000 central villages into well-off demonstration villages. Foreign tourists make rice cakes in Tengtou village before the Chinese New Year. As a forerunner of the Green Rural Revival Program, Tengtou village championed subsequent initiatives. It developed distinct industries and tourism based on its environmental advantages marked by "meandering clear water, green trees and fragrant flowers." In 2007, Tengtou was named one of the World Top 10 Harmonious Villages at the U.N.'s 7th Global Forum, becoming the only village in China to receive this honor, and a prominent symbol for the world to understand China's rural development. In 2010, Tengtou was rated as a 5A-level tourist attraction, the only village-level unit in China. What has driven Tengtou's progress? For Fu Pingjun, the answer is clear: "Party leadership is the key! Our 258 Party members take the initiative in fulfilling President Xi's instruction: 'It's not easy to keep trees evergreen [maintain sustainable growth]; we must keep leading the way.'" More than just green environment The concept of "harmony between humanity and nature" lies at the heart of Chinese modernization. From the outset of its development, Tengtou village established a firm idea: "Better to have clean waters and green mountains than profit from pollution." This principle of prioritizing the environment originated from an overseas study by village representatives, who, after observing contrasting environmental impacts - London's pollution versus Singapore's ecological beauty - realized that only lush mountains and lucid waters are true assets for future generations. A park in Tengtou village. The staunch principle has allowed Tengtou village to avoid the "pollute first" path, transitioning into a paradigm where green landscapes yield sustainable prosperity. In 1993, Tengtou was recognized on the U.N.'s Global 500 Roll of Honor for Environmental Achievement, turning its ecological philosophy from ideal into reality. Over the decades, Tengtou village has remained committed to this philosophy, embedding it into lasting institutions. It built household biogas pits in 1978, completed the village-level biogas project in 1991, and established the nation's first village-level environmental protection committee in 1993 which enforces a "one-vote veto" on potentially polluting projects. The belief that both economic and ecological matters must be considered in development is no empty slogan, but a commitment integrated into Tengtou's regulations and project plans and a philosophy passed from generation to generation. Beyond mere preservation, Tengtou village has also found a way to bridge the gap between ecology and industry. It has turned its ecological advantages into development momentum, converting green resources into economic productivity. A prime example is the village's clean-energy lighting program. "Once the clean-energy project comes into operation this year, electricity costs across the village will fall markedly," noted Zhong Shuijun, director of the Tengtou Village Publicity Office. "For an enterprise with annual electricity consumption exceeding 600,000 kWh, the project could save more than 100,000 yuan a year in power costs. Ordinary households will also see their electricity bills drop significantly." The term "green" is often used to describe Tengtou, but closer observation reveals that the village is more than this - its ecology is rooted in systematic thinking that reaches across economic development, people's lives and village governance. True wealth lies in shared prosperity, not individual growth An important feature of Chinese modernization is prosperity for all. Fu Pingjun's name itself signifies "common prosperity." "Our village has had three generations of secretaries," he explained. "Secretary Fu Jialiang's name implied 'good grain,' ensuring we had food to eat; Secretary Fu Qiping represented 'stable development' of collective economic enterprises; and as for me, 'Pingjun' isn't about 'equal distribution,' but about common prosperity." The commitment that "True wealth lies in shared prosperity, not just individual growth" is emblazoned throughout Tengtou village. Chinese modernization signifies prosperity for all. Understanding this need, Tengtou has proactively transformed its development gains into a sharing mechanism after achieving affluence, contributing to the national endeavor by enabling poverty-stricken areas to help themselves rather than simply injecting help into these areas. In 2019, Tengtou founded the nation's first village-level rural revitalization academy. Unlike conventional training which was often theoretical, the academy emphasizes a process whereby "secretaries mentor secretaries, talent drives more talent," and has so far trained over 190,000 grassroots officials and new farmers nationwide. This "cross-regional circle for shared prosperity" marks Tengtou's shift of focus from "individual prosperity" to "universal benefit." Moreover, Tengtou village has established a loop for shared prosperity that encompasses aspiration support, capacity support and quality support. Aspiration support involves inspiring partner villages with Tengtou's adversity-defying development story; capacity support involves arousing their inner drive and building their development capacity through talent training and rural revitalization packages; and quality support involves establishing common prosperity funds and linking resources to help regional products like Hebei mineral water, Qianxinan preserved meats and Liangshan ethnic garments to engage with consumers and businesses. This form of assistance rejects transplanting the Tengtou model, and instead emphasizes compatibility by considering local culture, resources and people's desires to ensure projects can be implemented locally and yield results. One trainee participant from Guizhou remarked, "Tengtou didn't simply give money; it taught us how to earn money ourselves." Party Secretary Fu Pingjun talks with villagers. Looking ahead 20 years, Fu Pingjun envisions Tengtou emerging as a "poetic dwelling" defined by a beautiful environment and a harmonious, well-ordered community; a "land of entrepreneurship" rich in opportunity and vibrant industries; and a "smart home" that embraces future-oriented governance and AI-powered living. "By then, our villagers' happiness, health and sense of fulfillment will be regarded as advanced by international standards," Fu said. Fu's vision transcends Tengtou's future and envisions a vibrant illustration of China's rural modernization. In the grand journey of Chinese modernization, Tengtou village has proved that shared prosperity is not a distant ideal but a realistic goal achievable through institutional innovation, exploration and collective endeavors. Its tale isn't just one village's success story, but a microcosm highlighting rural China's pursuit of a prosperous, equitable and sustainable future in the new era.
High-Level Dialogue Demonstrates Shared Commitment Between Government, Corporates SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- This week, the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA) was pleased to cohost "Renewable Energy in the Republic of Korea: A New Year & New Ambition," a high-level dialogue and reception featuring Vice Minister Lee Ho-hyun from the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE) and senior leaders from South Korean and multinational corporate clean energy buyers and developers. "CEBA and its members are eager to support the government of Korea's ambitious plans to rapidly expand clean energy, which will drive investment, strengthen national energy security, enhance industrial competitiveness, and make South Korea a clean energy leader in Asia," said Eric Gibbs, CEBA's Senior Vice President of Global Strategy, who spoke at the event on Monday in Seoul. The event was hosted in partnership with the Asia Clean Energy Coalition and the Corporate Renewable Energy Foundation of South Korea. The dialogue underscored the shared interest of government and industry in expanding renewable energy supply, strengthening grid infrastructure, and improving market mechanisms to enable corporate procurement. CEBA's global corporate members and South Korean companies joined together in support of the government's ambitious goal to deploy 100 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030. The event highlighted the key role of voluntary corporate clean energy procurement and affirmed the sector's commitment to partnering with the government and accelerating renewable energy expansion. "Corporate clean energy buyers, including CEBA members and their South Korean suppliers, play a critical role in realizing this future," Gibbs said. "Voluntary clean energy procurement underpins the investment needed to accelerate clean energy project development and deployment." CEBA has supported Korea's clean energy ecosystem through the Clean Energy Procurement Academy and collaborative research on corporate procurement pathways, including power purchase agreements and utility green tariffs. CEBA looks forward to continued dialogue and cooperation with the MCEE and its partners to support the successful achievement of Korea's renewable energy ambitions. CEBA is a business trade association that activates a community of energy customers and partners to deploy market and policy solutions for a carbon emissions-free global energy system. CEBA's members represent $38 trillion in market capitalization and include institutional energy customers of every type and size — corporate and industrial companies, universities, and cities. For more information, visit cebuyers.org and follow us on X and LinkedIn. Contact: Susan Buehler, sbuehler@cebuyers.org Logo - https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/2785049/CEBA_Logo.jpg?p=medium600
Energy Storage and Electricity Retail Serve as Dual Growth Engines, Supporting Continued Expansion; International Growth Accelerates TAIPEI, Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- J&V Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (6869), a Taiwan-based integrated group focused on renewable energy, low-carbon technologies, and circular economy applications, celebrates its tenth anniversary by unveiling a new phase of strategic growth. To mark the milestone, the company has released a commemorative corporate video chronicling its evolution—from its origins in solar PV to its current position as a diversified integrated low-carbon energy group. Its portfolio now spans green electricity trading, energy storage engineering, operations and maintenance, water treatment, and circular economy-related solutions. At this ten-year milestone, J&V Energy announces the acceleration of its next phase of development, progressing toward its stated objective of building an integrated low-carbon energy group with a regional presence across Asia. Over the past ten years, J&V Energy has significantly expanded its renewable energy operations and delivered several notable operational and commercial milestones. The company has completed a three-phase capital market roadmap and established its electricity retail subsidiary, GREENET, as Taiwan's leading privately-owned electricity retailer by transaction volume of green electricity. In energy storage, its subsidiary Recharge Power has built substantial capabilities in the construction and integration of large-scale energy storage systems, ranking among the top providers by domestic installed capacity. The company has also exported Taiwan's technical know-how to Japan, establishing ongoing project delivery and operations in the Japanese energy storage market. Within diversified low-carbon and circular economy initiatives, J&V Energy has deployed technologies and solutions covering low-carbon decomposition technology, water reclamation engineering, and recycled material applications. These efforts support an integrated "Energy x Low-Carbon x Sustainability" approach, creating differentiated competitive advantages across power generation, consumption, and backend management. Financially, J&V Energy reported consolidated revenue of NT$7.469 billion for 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 96.9% and setting a new annual high for the group. Energy storage engineering served as the primary growth driver, generating annual revenue of approximately NT$2.94 billion—about 39% of the total—and achieving a 234% year-on-year increase. Electricity retail contributed roughly NT$2.38 billion in revenue, accounting for about 32% of the total and growing 115% year-on-year. Operations and maintenance, water treatment, and other business lines also delivered steady contributions, forming a diversified operating structure supported by four core revenue streams. This multi-engine approach has enhanced the group's overall resilience and earnings visibility. J&V Energy General Manager Shu-min Chao noted that over the past decade, the company has consistently focused on the energy transition, expanding from power generation to consumption and backend management. This approach has gradually reduced reliance on single markets or subsidy-driven models, enabling sustainable performance across different regulatory and market environments. Looking ahead, J&V Energy will focus on system integration, international expansion, and low-carbon technologies to further extend its business scope and regional influence. In parallel, subsidiaries GREENET and Recharge Power are progressing toward capital market listings, targeting the Taiwan Innovation Board (TIB) and Emerging Stock Board, respectively, in the second quarter of this year. These initiatives are expected to support capital flexibility and longer-term operational planning. In green electricity deployment, GREENET continues to expand its presence in the corporate and large-consumer electricity markets, with power transfer contract volumes showing sustained growth. Its transaction volume reached nearly 420 million kWh in 2025, maintaining its position as Taiwan's largest privately owned electricity retailer by volume. Its client portfolio includes energy-intensive industries such as semiconductors, electronics manufacturing, financial services, and information technology, with semiconductor and electronics clients representing over 40% of the total volume. GREENET General Manager Arthur Tang observed that corporate demand for green electricity has shifted from a primary focus on pricing to increased emphasis on supply stability, predictability, and long-term contractual relationships. The company's total contracted green electricity volume currently stands at 34.1 billion kWh, with over 90% secured through long-term agreements of approximately 10 years, providing a stable foundation for future revenue generation. In energy storage, Recharge Power has delivered multiple large-scale projects in Taiwan, with cumulative domestic energy storage installation and system integration experience reaching 370MW/886MWh—placing the company among the larger energy storage system integrators by installed scale. In recent years, the company has extended these capabilities into Japan. Since the second half of 2025, several projects have been completed and progressively connected to the grid, contributing to the group's international business expansion. Recharge Power General Manager Spencer Feng stated that as demand for grid dispatch flexibility and system stability continues to rise in Japan's power market, the company has identified a clear pipeline of development opportunities. Energy storage installation and development scale in Japan is projected to reach 262MW by 2027. Recharge Power plans to build a sustained presence in Japan and other overseas markets through system integration expertise and operational execution. Beyond its core energy businesses, J&V Energy is investing in circular economy and low-carbon technologies, extending carbon reduction practices from power generation to industrial processes and everyday applications. The group has deployed technologies which include biocatalytic decomposition of organic waste, recycled material applications, low-carbon steam, and energy efficiency enhancements, and is gradually introducing these low-carbon solutions into selected international markets. With respect to overseas expansion, J&V Energy has identified fast-growing markets with strong energy transition demand, including the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. The company plans to pursue development through solar PV combined with low-carbon technologies and localized partnership models, with a target of achieving an overseas development scale of 300MW within three years. The goal is to create a scalable, replicable framework for low-carbon technology deployment, forming a strategic growth pillar for the group's next stage of development. J&V Energy Vice President Kai Tan emphasized that the impact of low-carbon technologies remains limited when constrained to a single market. The group aims to transform the circular economy and low-carbon experience accumulated in Taiwan into solutions that are replicable, scalable, and adaptable across international markets, positioning the company as a participant in Asia's broader low-carbon transition. As part of its corporate sustainability efforts, J&V Energy is developing its "Green Energy Infotainment" initiative, which integrates renewable power with entertainment, sports, and daily life scenarios. The initiative positions energy not only as infrastructure, but as an accessible and visible component of everyday experience. Chief Sustainability Officer and Spokesperson Johnny Chang noted that by introducing renewable power into public venues, the initiative helps increase public awareness and acceptance of low-carbon power, supporting broader societal engagement with the energy transition. Looking ahead to the next decade, J&V Energy plans to build on its experience in renewable energy system integration. The company intends to reinforce its dual-core focus on green power and energy storage, expand recurring operating revenue, and pursue overseas markets as a key driver of growth. In parallel, the group will continue to develop its low-carbon circular economy initiatives, expand its regional presence, and progress toward its objective of becoming a regionally influential integrated low-carbon energy group. J&V Energy 10th Anniversary Corporate Video: https://youtu.be/MeqOI5t3LMo J&V Energy marks its tenth anniversary, formally outlining the next phase of its growth strategy as it advances toward becoming an integrated low-carbon energy group with a regional presence across Asia. Pictured (front row, from left to right) are Chairman Frank Liao (first from left), General Manager Shu-min Chao (center), Vice President Kai Tan (second from right), Chief Sustainability Officer & Spokesperson Johnny Chang (second from left), and team members.
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