Taiwanese company All Good Energy officially inaugurated its operations at the BOD Group Innovation and Business Center in Vilnius, Lithuania, on September 15, 2026, marking a new milestone in Taiwan-Lithuania cooperation in the energy and logistics sectors.
All Good Energy’s primarily distributes Molicel, a leading Taiwanese battery brand whose high-performance lithium-ion batteries are used in electric vehicles, aerospace applications, vacuum cleaners, and other products. Molicel has successfully entered the supply chains of Tesla, Dyson, and other leading aerospace companies.
The new office of All Good Energy will serve as a local hub for Molicel technical support, regional distribution and warehouse. From Lithuania, the company aims to expand into the Baltic and broader European markets while improving supply chain efficiency and services for European customers.
Vice Minister of Energy Ignas Junevicius mentioned, Lithuania has experienced rapid development in recent years, attracting increasing amounts of both domestic and foreign investment. Beyond manufacturing goods for local needs, the country has also developed numerous solutions. He expressed greetings to All Good Energy UAB, expecting it to collaborate with Lithuanian counterparts to create further business opportunities.
In her remarks, Representative Constance Wang of the Taiwanese Representative office in Lithuania welcomed the company’s establishment in Lithuania, expressing hope that the company would leverage Lithuania as a gateway to Europe, strengthen partnerships with local logistics, energy, and industrial players, and contribute to more resilient democratic supply chains.
Mr. Wan Chi-Hou, Director of All Good Energy, noted that demand for lithium-ion batteries continues to grow in Europe, driven by the development of electric vehicles, energy storage systems, consumer electronics, and the defense industry. The office in Lithuania will enable All Good Energy to shorten delivery times from Asia, improve management, and respond more quickly and flexibly to customer needs. The company will also assess the possibility of building production lines in Lithuania to better serve the European market.
Chair of Seimas’ Taiwan Friendship Group Ruslanas Baranovas congratulated the opening of All Good Energy, he further stated that, given the current geopolitical situation, it is of much importance to cooperate between democratic countries. He hoped local presence of All Good Energy would be a practical step toward non-red supply chain, especially in sensitive sectors.
Mr. Vidmantas Janulevicius, President of LPK, highlighted Lithuania’s strategic location and strong transport links to the Baltic, Nordic, and CEE markets. He encourages All Good Energy to become yet another successful example of Taiwan-Lithuania cooperation.
Taiwan and Lithuania have steadily expanded cooperation in research, technology and innovation, from establishing an ultrafast laser research and innovation center in 2023 to joint research in laser technology, biotechnology, and renewable energy. The two sides continue to explore strategic areas of complementary strength to advance technological innovation and industrial applications.
