Jinko ESS and Dutch EPC Eturn have signed for delivery of a 40MWh battery energy storage project in Germany, the collaboration marking another important milestone in supporting the country’s energy transition with Jinko ESS’ Tera.
As Germany continues to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy, battery energy storage systems are becoming essential infrastructure for ensuring grid stability, increasing renewable energy utilisation and strengthening energy resilience. Utility-scale storage projects require not only advanced technology, but also reliable project execution, strong delivery capabilities and long-term operational support.
Jinko ESS Europe GM Roberto Murgioni commented: “Germany continues to lead Europe’s energy transition, creating increasing demand for safe, reliable and efficient energy storage solutions. We are excited to strengthen our collaboration with Eturn through this 40MWh project, which represents an important step in supporting grid flexibility and renewable energy integration. At Jinko ESS, we remain committed to delivering advanced technology, trusted expertise and long-term support that empower our partners to create a more sustainable future.”
Eturn CEO Lennart van der Kroon added: “With this 40MWh project, we’re taking an important step forward in our partnership with Jinko ESS. Their technical expertise and reliable delivery align seamlessly with our ambition to deliver large-scale, high-performance energy storage solutions in Germany and the Netherlands. We look forward to building further on this collaboration.”
