TSAI YING CLEAN ENERGY CO., LTD.
Update:2026/09/15
Industries
Main Industry
Transportation
Main Product/Service
Hydrogen-Powered Electric Bus
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Founded Year
2021
Unified Business No.
90438411
Status
Closed
Number of Employees
15
Total Paid-in
Capital
120,000,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Kaohsiung City
Website
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About the Company
TSAI YING CLEAN ENERGY CO., LTD. was established in November 2021 as the first domestic hydrogen-powered electric bus operator, pioneering a professional system integration service business model to provide customers with comprehensive solutions for electric bus operations. With countries around the world committed to achieving carbon neutrality policies, hydrogen-powered electric buses are widely regarded as the ultimate product for large electric public buses. TSAI YING CLEAN ENERGY CO., LTD. has brought together Taiwan's rich experience in electromechanical integration and industrial supply chains to jointly build the first hydrogen-powered electric bus tailored for Taiwan. This move will pioneer a blue ocean market for domestic electric buses, breaking through the current development bottlenecks of pure lithium-battery electric buses, such as driving range, charging time, and operating costs. The company will build certified urban and intercity hydrogen bus models in 2024 and enter the testing phase, and in step with the government's pace, gradually promote them to the six special municipalities, thereby enhancing Taiwan's international urban image while also increasing the local content rate of domestically produced electric buses.
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