• Dacheng Township, Changhua County, 2012
  

The team started with livestock shed solar projects in the Yunlin area, accumulating an installation capacity of approximately 65MW in the central and southern regions. This was the group's first livestock shed solar project, with an installation capacity of 496.8 kW. The main technical challenges included mud, dust, and sulfur corrosion. The team used corrosion-resistant materials, combined with regular inspections, reinforcement, and cleaning by the maintenance team to maintain the project's stability and good power generation efficiency.

• Xiluo Township, Yunlin County, 2014

Technical Challenges: Mud, dust, and sulfur corrosion.

Operational Benefits: The livestock sheds reduce temperature and energy consumption while generating rental income. This also adds resilience for adapting to uncertain external environmental changes.

• Dounan Town, Yunlin County, 2017

The first cross-county cooperative leasing project in Taiwan: one of the targets being the National Schools under the Ministry of Education. The team overcame the challenge of managing simultaneous projects in over 60 schools nationwide and completed installations with a capacity of over 25MW.

• Alishan Township, Chiayi County, 2022

Located in the Alishan National Scenic Area, Alishan Xianglin Elementary School is the highest school in Taiwan, situated at an elevation of 2,195 meters. Technical challenges included power line connections, transporting materials and large machinery up the mountain, and installation work under the unstable weather conditions of the mountainous region.

• Guanshan Town, Taitung County, 2019

Challenges overcome included potential typhoon and earthquake hazards, project financing from banks, ongoing operation, and financial loss insurance. These were all key issues that required continuous communication during the project development process.