On June 26, 2025, Amita Technologies, Digi-Triumph Technology, and Smart Power System signed an agreement for "behind-the-meter energy storage and domestic battery supply chain" to strengthen Taiwan's energy storage industry and supply chain resilience. The partnership targets enhanced energy autonomy and green energy development amid global energy transitions.
Building a complete domestic chain
The trio seeks to integrate their resources and technological strengths to build a fully domestic and non-Chinese energy storage industry chain. This collaborative effort is positioned to support Taiwan's role in global energy transformation by advancing behind-the-meter energy storage, promoting domestic battery production, and supporting a low-carbon footprint.
Amita brings battery expertise
Amita Technologies, a notable Taiwanese battery manufacturer with advanced lithium-ion cell technology, is tasked with developing high-performance energy storage batteries that meet domestic standards. The company highlights its lithium-ion cells' high rate capability, long cycle life, and application suitability across energy storage, electric vehicles, and unmanned vehicles. Amita's products have also been accepted in stringent markets, including international military applications.
Digi-Triumph expands globally
Digi-Triumph Technology, specializing in green energy system integration, is responsible for the overall planning and execution of projects under the agreement. Leveraging its extensive experience in front-of-meter energy storage applications within Taiwan, Digi-Triumph is expanding its reach into grid-scale energy storage and hardware-software integration projects in Japan, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, and the US. The company provides customized microgrid green computing power solutions, addressing growing electricity demands from AI data center developments globally.
Smart Power adds AI management
Smart Power System focuses on designing and supplying behind-the-meter energy management systems. The company has developed construction evaluation software capable of conducting rapid benefit simulation analysis by modeling real-time battery operations, which assists in determining optimal installation capacity and ensuring project feasibility. Its AI-driven intelligent energy management system optimizes energy utilization for industrial, commercial, and residential users through forecasting and scheduling techniques.
Three-pronged strategy emerges
The framework agreement outlines three primary objectives: developing low-carbon footprint and high-performance energy storage cells; establishing a robust domestic and "non-red" supply chain to increase energy independence; and advancing green energy initiatives to position Taiwan prominently in the global energy shift.
The companies have previously cooperated on front-of-meter energy storage site constructions and real-time monitoring management systems, utilizing batteries developed by Amita Technologies. These systems have demonstrated strong stability and reliability, reinforcing the potential of their integrated approach.
Article translated by Jingyue Hsiao and edited by Jerry Chen
