Against the backdrop of the accelerating global advancement towards carbon neutrality, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) regions are undergoing an unprecedented energy transformation. As the core areas of traditional oil and gas resources, Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have successively launched initiatives like “Vision 2030” and “Net Zero Emissions by 2050,” looking to seize the initiative in the energy transition.
In this context, leading Chinese energy storage company Desay Battery has officially signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Germany’s DOS Primärenergie Sonne (DOS). The two parties will strategically deploy a 4GWh energy storage power station in the Middle East region, from where they will jointly explore opportunities for energy transition in developing countries.
The arid environment of the Middle East has long presented a natural barrier to the implementation of new energy projects but, based on its innovation capabilities, Desay has provided advanced solutions to this challenge, using its strengths in lithium-ion energy storage technology to supply core equipment and customized system solutions for projects. For its part, DOS will contribute its local resources and system integration capabilities to coordinate project procurement and execution, assist in optimizing carbon emissions and actively promote the achievement of regional climate goals.
