In the green energy sector, SAS is accelerating its expansion and has recently signed a share subscription agreement with Anneal Energy. Upon completion of the share purchase, SAS will hold a 45% stake in Anneal Energy, becoming its largest institutional shareholder. Previously, solar plants under 2,000 kW (Type 3) were limited to self-consumption, and selling green power required a lengthy application process. Recent adjustments to the Electricity Act now allow these plants to sell green energy directly to renewable energy resellers, who can then supply it to corporate customers. Anneal Energy specializes in developing Type 3 solar projects, serving clients in sectors such as services, telecommunications, and finance. Meanwhile, SAS subsidiary Sustainable Energy Solution Co., Ltd. (SES) focuses on developing Type 1 solar plants, primarily catering to clients in the electronics and semiconductor sectors. Looking ahead, SES and Anneal Energy aim to pool customer needs and resources, broadening their operational scope and setting a new standard for green energy dispatch within the resale market. This collaboration will maximize synergies across finance, operations, distribution, and services, offering clients a diverse range of clean energy options and high-quality green power solutions. As the push for net-zero intensifies, corporate demand for green energy is growing swiftly. Through its diversified strategies, SAS Group is scaling up green energy sales, ensuring businesses have access to a stable and ample green power supply, establishing itself as a key partner for industries committed to reducing carbon emissions.