Recently, several leading energy storage enterprises—including Jinko ESS, CORNEX New Energy, IMPOW Battery, Far East Smarter Energy, and EAGOAL Energy Storage—have successively disclosed new developments across their energy storage businesses.
CORNEX New Energy Inks Energy Storage Deal in Australia
On October 28, CORNEX New Energy showcased its full-scenario energy storage system solutions at All-Energy Australia, signing a strategic cooperation agreement on-site with Leistung Energie Group. Under the agreement, both parties will engage in deep collaboration centered on the M5 APEX and M6 containerized battery enclosures.
Currently, CORNEX's 588Ah high-capacity cells and M6 containerized battery enclosures boast an established production capacity of 200 GWh and have entered full-scale mass production and delivery, providing reliable backing for large-scale centralized procurement by Australian clients.
Jinko ESS Secures New 20 MWh Energy Storage Order in Germany
Recently, Jinko ESS signed an agreement for a 20 MWh standalone energy storage project cluster in Germany. Comprising three merchant energy storage projects with capacities of 5 MWh, 5 MWh, and 10 MWh, the cluster will participate in German power market operations to provide flexible regulation capabilities for the regional power system.
All three projects will deploy Jinko ESS's "Blue Whale" 5.01 MWh liquid-cooled energy storage system, engineered specifically for merchant electricity trading scenarios.
IMPOW Battery Wins Bid for 800 MWh Energy Storage Project
On November 2, IMPOW Battery announced that it had successfully won the bid for the equipment procurement of the energy storage systems for a 200 MW / 800 MWh energy storage project in Bole City, Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture.
Located in Bole City, Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, the project features a total capacity of 200 MW / 800 MWh and employs a hybrid configuration of 100 MW / 400 MWh grid-forming and 100 MW / 400 MWh grid-following systems. Jointly developed by Zhongneng Qiyuan (Jiangsu) Energy Investment Co., Ltd. and Xinjiang Xiongjiang Energy Storage Co., Ltd., the project represents a total investment of approximately RMB 856 million with a planned construction period of 180 days.
According to previously published bidding candidate disclosures, IMPOW Battery's total bid price was RMB 665.4544 million, equivalent to RMB 0.832/Wh.
EAGOAL Energy Storage Delivers 50 MWh Mobile Energy Storage System
Recently, EAGOAL Energy Storage officially dispatched and delivered its first batch of mobile containerized energy storage systems with a total capacity of 50 MWh, marking a further expansion for the company into the mobile energy storage application market.
The delivered systems utilize a standardized 20-foot container design tailored to withstand harsh environmental conditions—including extreme cold, extreme heat, heavy sandstorms, and high humidity—and are equipped with a multi-tiered safety protection system to satisfy the requirements of long-distance transit and deployment across diverse operating scenarios.
In terms of application scenarios, mobile energy storage can be relocated flexibly according to power demand. It primarily covers grid peak shaving, emergency power assurance, and off-grid power supply, as well as marine ports, mines, and oilfields, serving as an agile complement to stationary energy storage.
Far East Smarter Energy Secures RMB 10 Million in New Energy Storage Orders in October
On November 2, Far East Smarter Energy announced that in October 2026, the company's subsidiaries secured winning bids and signed contracts valued at RMB 10 million or more totaling RMB 1.498 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 41.04% and a month-on-month increase of 6.06%. From January to October 2026, the cumulative value of major contract orders (RMB 10 million or above) won or signed by its subsidiaries reached RMB 19.446 billion.
Specifically within its smart battery and energy storage business, contract orders of RMB 10 million or more won or signed in October amounted to RMB 10 million, bringing the cumulative total from January through October to RMB 2.92 billion.
Source：EnergyTrend