Recently, energy storage companies have continued to advance their market expansion both domestically and internationally. HyperStrong has secured an order for an approximately 2GWh energy storage project in the United States, EVE Energy's cumulative contracted capacity has exceeded 67GWh, and WeLion New Energy, Ginlong Technologies, and SERMATEC have successively obtained overseas energy storage orders.
HyperStrong Secures a Massive 2GWh Energy Storage Order in the US
Recently, HyperStrong announced that it has signed an order for US energy storage projects with a total capacity of approximately 2GWh.
According to the agreement, HyperStrong will provide energy storage system solutions for two energy storage power station projects located in Texas and other regions. The projects will adopt HyperStrong's flagship utility-scale product, the HyperBlock III 5MWh energy storage system, which will be applied in scenarios such as electricity spot market arbitrage and grid ancillary services, and will be complemented by long-term warranties and full life-cycle after-sales services.
In recent years, HyperStrong has continuously advanced its strategic layout in the Americas market and established a relatively comprehensive localized operation system. With Houston as its regional headquarters for the Americas, the company has set up local teams in Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, Mexico, and São Paulo. Its business covers the North American as well as Central and South American markets, enabling it to provide customers with full-process services including project development, delivery, and operations and maintenance.
EVE Energy Secures Over 67GWh in Energy Storage Orders
During the exhibition, the company successively reached multiple heavyweight strategic partnerships. It conducted on-site signings with Shanghai Electric Power Electronics Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Wetown Energy Technology Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Saiwei Digital Energy Technology Co., Ltd., Tianjin Ruiyuan Electric Co., Ltd., and Genesis, a local energy solution provider in Brazil, with cumulative contracted volume exceeding 67GWh.
WeLion Signs a 10MWh Energy Storage Project Order in Europe
WeLion New Energy signed a strategic cooperation agreement with GERSOLTECH SRL, a local energy enterprise in Romania, officially concluding a supply contract for a 10MWh energy storage project.
The products for this newly signed project will be deployed based on WeLion's mature SPower 1 energy storage product platform. Built upon self-developed semi-solid lithium iron phosphate battery cells, this product features high safety characteristics, an excellent cycle life, and stable pack performance, making it highly adaptable to the working conditions of commercial and industrial distributed photovoltaic-paired energy storage in Romania.
Ginlong Technologies Wins Order for 100,000 Sets of Residential Solar-Plus-Storage Systems
On June 6, Ginlong Technologies officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Company E, a local energy enterprise in Bangladesh. Focusing on the residential solar-plus-storage market in Bangladesh, the two parties reached a cooperation scale of 100,000 sets of solar-plus-storage systems.
According to the agreement, Ginlong Technologies will export its high-quality Solis residential integrated solar-plus-storage solutions, core equipment, and a full suite of technical services. By combining these with local working conditions in Bangladesh to optimize product adaptability, the company will ensure the stable and efficient operation of the projects.
The two parties will carry out in-depth cooperation centered on four core areas: product supply, market development, localized operations, and technical services. They aim to precisely match the clean electricity consumption scenarios of Bangladeshi households, thereby achieving complementary advantages and mutually beneficial synergy.
SERMATEC's 31MWh Energy Storage Project Commissioned in Bulgaria
Recently, SERMATEC's energy storage power station project in Bulgaria officially completed commissioning, was successfully integrated into the local power grid, and has fully transitioned from the delivery and installation phase into commercial operation.
The total installed capacity of the project is 10MW/31MWh, and the entire station utilizes seven units of SERMATEC's Xinghan series 5MWh containerized energy storage systems.
Source：EnergyTrend