The energy storage market continues to release a steady stream of new orders. Sungrow and SANY Microgrid have recently secured European energy storage partnerships and supply contracts, while JA Solar has completed the equipment delivery for an energy storage project at a computing power industrial park.
Sungrow Signs 1 GWh Energy Storage Framework Agreement
On August 13, Sungrow announced a partnership with German solar enterprise GOLDBECK SOLAR, signing a 1 GWh battery energy storage system (BESS) framework agreement.
Under the agreement, Sungrow will supply battery energy storage systems for GOLDBECK SOLAR's upcoming storage projects. Advancing alongside their broader collaboration in solar-plus-storage, Sungrow will also provide inverters for a 722 MWp solar PV project currently being developed and constructed by GOLDBECK SOLAR in Poland.
JA Solar Delivers 60 MWh Energy Storage System Order
Recently, the 15 MW / 60 MWh energy storage system supplied by JA Solar for a source-grid-load-storage integrated project at a computing power industrial park in Northwest China was fully delivered to the site. On-site commissioning and system-wide joint debugging are progressing in an orderly manner, with grid-connection commissioning expected to be completed by the end of this month.
Entering the commissioning phase marks a significant step forward in the practical deployment of JA Solar's energy storage solutions within computing park scenarios. Looking ahead, JA Solar will continue to expand the application of its energy storage products across data computing centers, industrial parks, and renewable energy consumption scenarios.
SANY Microgrid Signs 175 MWh European Energy Storage Order
Recently, SANY Microgrid officially signed a supply agreement for a 175 MWh energy storage system with a European client.
The contract covers a complete supply of energy storage equipment across both AC and DC sides. Designed and manufactured strictly in accordance with European market standards, the equipment is tailored to fully meet the stringent requirements of European customers regarding safety, reliability, and grid adaptability.
Source：EnergyTrend