On February 13, Jinko Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. underwent a major industrial and commercial registration change. Its registered capital surged from the original 50 million RMB to 550 million RMB, representing a massive 1,000% increase fully subscribed by its sole shareholder, JinkoSolar Co., Ltd.
Alongside this substantial capital injection, Jinko Energy Storage also completed the filing and adjustment of its internal senior management. Zhang Dong was appointed as the Head of Finance, and Zhang Chenliang assumed the role of Supervisor.
Targeting 30GWh Capacity and Setting a Clear Goal to Double Shipments
Behind this significant capital increase lies JinkoSolar's clear articulation of capacity and technological goals for its energy storage business. According to the latest research report disclosed by JinkoSolar in December, the company has officially formulated a "high-growth strategic plan" for its energy storage division. Anticipating that global installation demand will exceed 400GWh next year, the company has set a goal to double its energy storage shipments in 2026 and will continue to heavily focus on high-margin markets in Europe and the United States.
Currently, the company boasts a production capacity of 17GWh for energy storage systems and 5GWh for battery cells. By the end of 2026, the company is projected to have an energy storage system capacity exceeding 30GWh, laying a solid foundation for future large-scale deliveries. Concurrently, it is maintaining a strategy of keeping the self-supply ratio of battery cells below 40% to balance delivery resilience with technological reserves. The company has also secured next-generation 58XAh battery cell technology, which has already successfully rolled off the pilot production line. Furthermore, it has initially completed the development of in-house products across its PCS (Power Conversion Systems), BMS (Battery Management Systems), and EMS (Energy Management Systems).
Orders on Hand Exceed 5.4GW as Domestic and Overseas Markets Advance Simultaneously
The execution of its capacity and strategic planning is largely supported by its robust front-end orders. According to incomplete statistics observed by TrendForce, JinkoSolar has accumulated energy storage orders totaling 5,443.165 MW across domestic and international markets since 2025.
In the domestic market, the supportive effect of large customer orders is highly pronounced. In January 2026, the company forged a partnership with Yihe Ludong, securing a single order of up to 3,000 MW, which accounted for more than half of the total volume during the statistical period.
In overseas markets, the company has accumulated over 2.4GW in orders. Among these, Australia serves as its core overseas stronghold. During the period, it successively secured multiple large-scale orders, including those from JinkoSolar's Australian subsidiary (1,440 MW), BlueSun Group (200 MW), and Go Solar (200 MW).
Beyond Australia, its energy storage systems have successively secured orders from European countries such as Germany, Greece, and Slovenia. They have also established a broad presence across the Middle East, Africa (such as Senegal and Mauritania), and emerging Asia-Pacific markets like Japan, Thailand, and India, continuously broadening the scope of its global footprint.
Source：EnergyTrend