KiWi New Energy

Case Studies

From the everyday corner store to the next sporting adventure. Green power procurement and energy management grounded in retail needs.

These are partnership concept illustrations, not photographs of actual stores or installation records. Cooperation summaries draw on public articles; general service approaches are described separately.

FamilyMart
FamilyMart partnership concept illustration: a bright convenience retail building on a tree-lined street corner, not a specific actual store
Partnership concept illustration · Not an actual store or installation record

Green power in everyday life

Convenience retail energy needs span neighborhoods and operating hours. Green power adoption calls for attention to individual sites and a shared management view.

Retail context & challenge

Distributed stores have different consumption patterns and available data. Procurement planning must connect site needs, supply arrangements and everyday management, rather than treating each site in isolation.

Service approach

Organize site consumption information and operating hours, compare supply conditions and coordinate implementation tasks with professional partners. Use a consistent data context to review ongoing energy management needs.

Publicly reported cooperation

Public information describes KiWi supporting FamilyMart cooperation on distributed-store green power adoption and smart energy management.

The service approach describes general collaboration. Actual scope depends on data, applicable rules and contracts; historical targets and future plans are not presented as completed results.

Decathlon
Decathlon partnership concept illustration: a geometric blue-white entrance and bright sports retail space, not a specific actual store
Partnership concept illustration · Not an actual store or installation record

Green power at the pace of sports retail

Open retail spaces serve changing shopping and operating needs throughout the day. Connecting generation forecasts, consumption analysis and procurement records gives planning a clear context.

Retail context & challenge

Renewable generation and store consumption follow different timing patterns. Procurement discussions need to consider load, supply and certificate information without treating electricity and certificates as interchangeable records.

Service approach

Use generation forecasting and load analysis to discuss timing gaps, evaluate procurement arrangements with partners and organize relationships between supply periods and certificate sources for traceability.

Publicly reported cooperation

Public information describes KiWi supporting Decathlon Taiwan stores by bringing together green power procurement, generation forecasting, load analysis and certificate traceability.

The service approach describes general collaboration. Actual scope depends on data, applicable rules and contracts; historical targets and future plans are not presented as completed results.

Start with your retail operations.

Clarify site demand, supply conditions and collaboration scope to give the next step a clear starting point.