Energy storage compliance and setup services
As energy storage system applications move from demonstration to large-scale deployment, the key to long-term stable operation of the site lies not only in equipment performance, but also in whether safety, regulatory compliance, and verification processes are fully implemented during the design phase.
With its extensive practical experience, Billion Watts is familiar with the IEC 62933-5-2 Energy Storage Site Verification Technical Specification and Energy Storage Verification Review (VPC) process. It assists customers in completing all compliance operations from design review to on-site testing within the regulatory framework, supporting the robust deployment and long-term operation of energy storage systems.
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Government policies and systems
The net-zero transition has become a common direction for global energy development, and Taiwan also has a long-term goal of net-zero emissions by 2050, continuously promoting the transformation of the power system and the adjustment of the energy structure. In recent years, policy focus has been on improving grid resilience and introducing key technologies such as energy storage, supporting the stable development of renewable energy and distributed power sources through grid infrastructure investment and institutional design.
At the regulatory level, with the amendment to the Electricity Act in 2025 and the formal inclusion of "specific electricity supply businesses" into the management system, emerging resources such as energy storage and demand response have established their legal status. Through electricity license review, the Verified Power Storage Project (VPC) system, and related operational management regulations, the government is gradually guiding the industry from demonstration applications to institutionalized and large-scale development, ensuring that electricity trading and energy storage applications operate steadily on the basis of compliance and safety.
ESS Collaborate Mode
1. Willingness assessment
2. On-site investigation
3. Content description
4. Sign a contract
5. Review the design
6. Engineering construction
ESS Construction Processes

1. Case Preparation
Location Scouting, landowner lease, application for Taipower feeder, preparation and application for system impact, etc.

2. Energy Storage System Design and Planning
Owner contract execution, electrical and civil engineer drawing, project manager assignment, panel and main equipment procurement, etc.

3. Civil Engineering Construction
layout, weeding and land grading, site excavation, grounding system and piping works, RC foundation in equipment area, etc.

4. System Engineering and Testing
Weak current and high voltage power system engineering, EMS network monitoring system engineering, equipment positioning, testing before power transmission, etc.

5. Cooperate with Relevant Unit for The Final Acceptance
Acceptance of test items, system start-up test, acceptance of related data , Taipower transmission, education and training, etc.

6. O&M Team Takes Over
After-sales service, follow-up maintenance service of the case site, spare parts procurement and replacement operations, etc.
Parallel Review Regulations and Setting Safety Regulations
Issued on August 17, 2011
Front-to-meter (FTM) energy storage is the main type.
(Grid-connected lithium-ion battery energy storage system)
1. Setting Objectives and Compliance Core
Grid-connected energy storage systems are primarily designed to provide ancillary services to the power system. To comply with the new regulations implemented in 2025, their installation and operation have been incorporated into the "Specified Power Supply Business" management framework. They must also complete phased reviews, site verification (VPC), and land use compliance procedures in accordance with regulations to simultaneously meet grid demands and regulatory requirements.
2. Site Selection and Applicable Areas
Based on current regulations and practical experience, grid-connected energy storage is mostly preferentially installed in industrial parks or corresponding usage zones with relatively complete fire protection facilities and mature management conditions. Common feasible installation areas include:
- Designate industrial zones and science and technology industrial parks.
- Urban planning industrial zones (special, Class A, Class B).
- Apply for entry within the aforementioned industrial park, or set up within the factory area (including outside industrial parks) of a factory holding a valid factory registration certificate.
The actual conditions for setting up the facilities still need to be met on a case-by-case basis, and construction can only proceed after the land use, setting up review, fire protection and other related compliance procedures are completed.
Version 114.11.3 (Revised)
Expanding to off-meter storage (BTM)
(Including factories, shopping malls, hospitals, communities, etc.)
1. Setting Objectives and Compliance Core
- Application benefits: The main objectives are to enhance the resilience of enterprises' electricity consumption, peak shaving and valley filling (optimizing contract capacity costs), and backup power. Subject to compliance with user contract terms and relevant Taipower programs, it is possible to evaluate the integration of an Energy Management System (EMS) with demand response or related electricity management mechanisms to create extended benefits.
- Compliance Focus: Off-meter energy storage generally does not require an electricity license; its core compliance focuses on electrical safety, fire safety certification, and equipment/system verification (such as VPC). Billion Watts assists in assessing load characteristics and site conditions from the initial project stage and incorporates actual operating scenarios into the overall planning, reducing compliance risks in the subsequent setup and operation phases.
2. Site selection planning and applicable areas
- Basis for installation: In accordance with the spirit of current regulations and practical experience, the installation of energy storage equipment in existing factories can generally be regarded as ancillary facilities, and the "existing factory registration certificate" is the main legal basis for installation (however, the actual determination and applicable conditions shall be subject to the regulations of the local competent authorities and the results of case review).
- Asset and insurance considerations: Billion Watts incorporates the IEC/CNS 62933-5-2 site verification standard and fire safety certification planning during the design phase. The high-standard compliant design not only enhances the overall safety of the factory area, but also helps to strengthen insurance assessment conditions and improve the feasibility and completeness of property insurance underwriting.
The revised "Guidelines for Improving Fire Safety Management of Energy Storage Systems," issued on November 3, 2025, has expanded its application from primarily applying to pre-meter grid-connected lithium-ion battery energy storage systems (FTM) originally issued on August 17, 2022, to include post-meter user-end energy storage systems (BTM), covering diverse installation sites such as factories, shopping malls, hospitals, and communities. This marks the formal entry of Taiwan's energy storage fire safety management into a stage of comprehensive regulation and institutionalization.
Equipment safety
Fire safety
At the early stages of the project, Billion Watts simultaneously implemented CNS / IEC 62933-5-2, VPC site verification, and the latest fire safety management guidelines. This integrated assessment of fire protection, structure, electricity, and actual operating conditions to help owners balance safety, space efficiency, and long-term maintenance feasibility while complying with regulations, thereby reducing the risks of later reinforcement and operation.
Required preparation items
- Land and building use rights certificate: Depending on the identity of the installer, attach land/building ownership documents or use certificate with the consent of the owner; for government-managed sites or existing factory sites, it can be processed based on the approval documents of the competent authority or factory registration certificate.
- Installation and Safety Compliance Documentation: In accordance with the latest regulations in 2025, a fire risk assessment, fire safety design, and relevant professional certifications must be completed as important bases for installation and review.
- Equipment and system validation documentation (as applicable): Depending on the setup type and review requirements, submit relevant equipment testing, system validation, or field validation (VPC) documentation.
Energy Storage System Verification and Review System Standards
Before construction
Design review
Before construction, a "Fire Risk Assessment Report (FRA)" must be completed, and the design must be completed and approved by a fire protection engineer. The design must comply with the IEC/CNS 62933-5-2 standard and the latest fire safety management guidelines, and construction can only proceed after relevant review and confirmation.
Construction completed
On-site inspection
After the project is completed, an on-site inspection (including fire safety completion certification and necessary safety tests) is carried out to confirm that the actual construction content meets the design and safety requirements, and to obtain the Verification Certificate for Energy Storage Project (VPC) certificate.
Operations and Maintenance
Operations and maintenance review
After the site is put into operation, a VPC periodic test must be carried out every two years as required; and annual fire safety equipment maintenance reports and emergency response drills must be carried out in accordance with fire protection regulations to maintain system safety and long-term operational compliance.
ESS Verification Review System Process at Each Stage
