According to EnergyTrend, The energy storage sector has seen a flurry of strategic cooperation deals recently. Star New Energy, Tecloman Energy Storage and Beijing CREAT have sealed separate partnerships covering strategic tie-ups, overseas market expansion and equipment procurement, with aggregate contracted capacity exceeding 30 GWh.
Star New Energy Signs Over 30 GWh of Energy Storage Cooperation Deals
On May 29, Star New Energy hosted its Industrial Partner Ecosystem Day, where it inked three strategic cooperation agreements with ecosystem partners focusing on power electronics & DC-side integration, lithium-ion battery supply, as well as supply chain coordination and project delivery.
Breakdown of signed agreements:
Tecloman Energy Storage Signs MOU for Malaysian Projects
On June 1, Tecloman Energy Storage formalized a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with CCECC Malaysia Sdn Bhd. Leveraging respective strengths in green energy R&D and global infrastructure construction, the two parties established an all-round collaboration framework for overseas new energy and energy storage project development.
Up to now, Tecloman’s footprint spans over 40 countries and regions across Europe, South America, Africa, Oceania and Southeast Asia. Tecloman will supply standardized and customized energy storage equipment plus technical services for CCECC’s overseas power, transportation and industrial park projects. In return, CCECC provides real-world application scenarios and market access to accelerate the commercial rollout of Tecloman’s storage technologies.
Beijing CREAT Plans Procurement of Tesla Energy Storage Systems
On May 28, Beijing CREAT announced via regulatory filings the signing of a Cooperation Agreement and a System Purchase Agreement with Company T.
In a follow-up disclosure dated May 29, the firm clarified that the two contracts signed with Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. on May 26, 2026 are purely procurement accords. Under the terms, Beijing CREAT intends to purchase energy storage systems from Tesla (Shanghai) between 2026 and 2028. The procurement framework links closely to two preliminary investment memorandums unveiled on October 9 and December 3, 2024, which have yet to be finalized into formal binding contracts.
Beijing CREAT specified that Company T refers to Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., and the deal constitutes inbound procurement instead of outbound product sales, thus exerting no impact on the company’s current operating revenue. The contracted storage capacity stated in the framework only serves as CREAT’s preliminary demand estimate for future project procurement at the current stage.
Source：EnergyTrend