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Zen-linked green energy group faces Taiwan corruption probe

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 10, 2026 • 05:40 AM
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The charges directed at officials from Taiwan-based HDRE could complicate efforts by banks to recover loans on a struggling big battery project.

Zen-linked green energy group faces Taiwan corruption probe

The joint venture partner of embattled renewables company Zen Energy is embroiled in a foreign corruption scandal that could complicate major bank efforts to recover loans on its biggest Australian project and have broader ramifications for lending in the sector.

Executives from HD Renewable Energy, including chairman Edward Hsieh and general manager Jason Chou, have been detained as part of an investigation into bribery and money laundering in the company’s home market of Taiwan, according to local news outlets.

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