ASE Group

Star Trade has entered a long-term agreement with ASE Group through an APPA (Aggregated Power Purchase Agreement), with total contracted volume reaching 6.3 billion kWh. The arrangement reflects the company’s renewable-energy commitment and represents a practical model for green-power adoption across Taiwan’s manufacturing sector.

The APPA structure consolidates the demand of multiple corporations to establish scale benefits in renewable-energy procurement. It enables large enterprises to secure stable and cost-competitive green electricity, while allowing small and medium-sized companies to participate without facing traditional procurement barriers—supporting supply-chain decarbonization across the industry.

For the semiconductor sector, renewable energy has become a core requirement. With global customers imposing stringent expectations on low-carbon production, semiconductor fabs and packaging facilities must demonstrate compliance with sustainability standards. Large-scale use of renewable electricity mitigates carbon-transition risks, supports business continuity, and strengthens the industry’s competitive position in global markets.

Star Trade applies a data-driven matching system to improve alignment between renewable-energy output and customer demand, reducing excess electricity by more than 45% and improving overall utilization. Combined with flexible contract options and advisory services, Star Trade has helped numerous companies complete their renewable-energy procurement and advance low-carbon transition across the technology, manufacturing, and financial sectors.