Taiwanese energy-services provider Apollo Power (阿波罗电力) signed a purchase agreement for 260 Tesla (特斯拉) Megapack 2XL systems, totaling approximately 1 GWh. Delivery is expected by end-2027 and operation in 2028, contingent on equipment delivery, construction, and grid connection.

Apollo Power (阿波罗电力), described as an integrated energy-services provider in Taiwan, signed the purchase agreement on October 8. The Telegram report attributes the information to an announcement disclosed through the Taiwan Stock Exchange on Sunday.

The agreement covers 260 Tesla (特斯拉) Megapack 2XL energy-storage systems, with approximately 1 gigawatt-hour (GWh) of aggregate storage capacity. This is an energy-storage figure, not a gigawatt power-output rating; no discharge-power specification appears in the supplied report.

Equipment delivery is expected to finish by the end of 2027, with project operation planned for 2028. Both remain forward-looking milestones dependent on equipment delivery, construction, and grid-connection progress, rather than completed deployment.

The contract amount was not disclosed because of a confidentiality agreement. The source provides no financing structure or identified data-center customer, so the purchase should not be characterized as a confirmed AI-facility power contract.