KiWi New Energy
Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan
About
Founded in 2019, KiWi New Energy is a renewable energy company headquartered in Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan specializing in Solar, Energy Storage, Other.
KiWi New Energy is a Taiwan-based green energy company founded in May 2019. Its core product, the AI Energy Datacenter (AI-EDC) or AI Energy Operating System, ingests real-time generation, behind-the-meter storage and per-site consumption data from distributed locations and dispatches green power in 15-minute intervals. It aggregates fragmented demand from retail chains, food service groups and SMEs into virtual demand pools, matches them with renewable generators, and works with virtual power plant assets such as Tesla Powerwall batteries. The company also offers blockchain-based verification of renewable energy certificates and green power subscription offerings. KiWi reports operating the largest VPP network in Taiwan, and is expanding into Japan and the United States.
Headquarters
Founded
Focus areas
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (3)
Taiwan
AI energy management, virtual power plant aggregation, and green power subscriptions for multi-site retail, food service and SME demand.
Japan
Market entry via a local subsidiary, local operator partnerships and a proof of concept with a major convenience store chain.
United States
Expansion of AI Energy Datacenter services for US utilities, retailers, energy traders and data center operators under the Startup Terrace IP2 ScaleOut program.
Locations
Headquarters
Section 4, Nanjing East Road 2, 105, Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan
Operating locations (1)
- E 3rd Ave 44, San Mateo, CA, United States
Service regions
Projects
3FamilyMart Green Retail Model
AI-driven green power and energy management rollout across FamilyMart convenience stores in Taiwan, started with 10 pilot locations; reported 1,000 stores by 2025 with a 2026 target of 3,000.
Decathlon RE100 Fast Track
Off-site green power matching and AI-based dispatch supporting Decathlon's RE100 commitment, covering 9 stores with on-site solar and smart metering.
Wang Steak deployment
Energy management platform deployment across nearly 40 restaurant locations of a Taiwanese restaurant group.
Credentials & affiliations
Awards
Silicon Valley Startup Hero Camp (Draper University) selection
Partnerships
FamilyMart, Decathlon, Tesla Energy (Tesla Powerwall), Nippon Solar, GreenPhard Energy, Plug and Play, Startup Terrace, SEMI, Wang Steak
Sustainability
45k
Tonnes CO₂/yr avoided
