TAYA Green Energy Advances Against Market Headwinds, Invites Developers to Explore High-Quality Aquavoltaic Projects for Collaboration
Zhiguang Aquavoltaic Project Achieves Full Aquatic Product Traceability Certification; Young Fish Farmers Return Home, Setting a New Industry BenchmarkTaipei, June 17, 2026
TAYA Green Energy announced today that its cumulative installed solar capacity across Taiwan has surpassed 207 MW, with more than 68 rooftop and ground-mounted solar power plants operating steadily. The company is actively advancing toward its short-term target of 500 MW.
Building on its proven expertise in aquavoltaic project evaluation, development, and operations, TAYA Green Energy and Hengs Technology are now inviting developers nationwide with aquavoltaic projects to engage in partnership discussions. Through flexible collaboration models, both parties aim to jointly accelerate the development of high-quality projects.
In a Challenging Market, How Did TAYA Successfully Achieve Both Solar Power Generation and Sustainable Aquaculture?
According to the latest comparison conducted by Taiwan’s National Audit Office using data from the Fisheries Agency under the Ministry of Agriculture, a number of completed and grid-connected aquavoltaic projects across Taiwan have been found to deviate from their originally approved development plans.
In contrast, TAYA Green Energy and Hengs Technology have demonstrated a compelling model through the successful aquaculture results achieved at the Zhiguang Aquavoltaic Project in Qigu District, Tainan.
From the outset, TAYA chose to place sustainable aquaculture at the center of its development strategy. The Phase I Zhiguang Aquavoltaic Project (85 MW) in Qigu, Tainan, has become a leading benchmark for the industry.
In 2025, the project became the first aquavoltaic development in Taiwan to obtain Group Aquatic Product Traceability Certification across the entire project area. At a time of heightened regulatory scrutiny, the certification provided documented proof that solar power generation, aquaculture production, and local community prosperity can successfully coexist.
The project has also attracted two second-generation young fish farmers to return to their hometown and join the aquaculture operation, serving as a tangible example of local fisheries revitalization in southern Taiwan.
TAYA–Heng’s Integrated Evaluation Capability: The Problem-Solving Partner Developers Need
The development of aquavoltaic projects in Taiwan involves a complex chain of interconnected challenges, including land consolidation, agricultural permit applications, grid connection allocation, aquaculture plan approvals, and stakeholder engagement. Any one of these hurdles can significantly impact project success.
Drawing upon more than a decade of experience gained through the development of the Qigu project, the joint TAYA–Hengs team has established a comprehensive Integrated Aquavoltaic Evaluation Framework, featuring:
- Financial Strength : Backed by the solid financial foundation of TAYA Group, providing sufficient capital resources for project investment and development.
- Technical Integration: Hengs Technology is an experienced solar EPC and system integration company with proven aquavoltaic project implementation capabilities.
- Regulatory Navigation: Extensive expertise in agricultural permits, grid connection applications, and Fisheries Agency review and compliance requirements.
- Aquaculture Execution: A practical and verifiable aquaculture model that aligns with the government’s latest “Aquaculture First” policy and regulatory standards.
- Community Engagement: Long-term cultivation of local relationships and transparent communication mechanisms that help reduce development barriers and foster community trust.
TAYA Green Energy recognizes that many high-quality aquavoltaic projects currently exist in the market. However, developers often lack integrated partners capable of simultaneously addressing financing, technical implementation, regulatory compliance, and aquaculture operations.
At the same time, TAYA understands that many developers possess valuable project opportunities and suitable land resources but may face limitations in funding, development capacity, or project evaluation expertise.
Effective immediately, TAYA Green Energy formally extends an invitation to developers across Taiwan.
Whether your aquavoltaic project is in the planning stage or already under development, regardless of project size, location, or development status, the professional evaluation teams of TAYA Green Energy and Hengs Technology welcome the opportunity to discuss collaboration.
TAYA is committed to providing timely and rigorous evaluations for every project and offering flexible, mutually beneficial partnership models tailored to each development opportunity.
About TAYA Green Energy and Hengs Technology
TAYA Green Energy is the core renewable energy business of TAYA Group, a leading wire and cable manufacturer in Taiwan with more than 70 years of history. The company focuses on the investment, development, construction, and long-term operation of solar power plants.
In recent years, TAYA Group has actively built a comprehensive energy value chain spanning energy generation (renewable energy projects), transmission (wire and cable products), storage (energy storage systems), conversion (enameled wire), and management (green electricity sales), positioning itself as a key contributor to Taiwan’s energy transition and sustainable future.
Hengs Technology, a solar EPC and system integration company under TAYA Group, provides one-stop services covering design, procurement, construction, and operation and maintenance. As the principal technical partner of the Zhiguang Aquavoltaic Project in Qigu, Hengs possesses extensive experience in the development and implementation of aquavoltaic projects.
Source: TAYA Group Press Release