Jinko ESS has announced the completion of delivery of 722MWh energy storage system equipment for a large-scale renewable energy base project in India. The project will adopt 144 sets of the company’s SunTera G2 liquid-cooled energy storage systems, providing reliable storage support for high-proportion renewable energy grid integration, clean energy dispatch, grid stability and peak load management.
As large-scale renewable energy bases move into high-proportion grid connection and stable operation, energy storage is becoming critical infrastructure for ensuring asset operation quality and grid flexibility. Compared with conventional scenarios, such projects place higher requirements on system safety, environmental adaptability, delivery execution and long-term service response.
The project site features typical complex conditions, including high temperature, high humidity, heavy dust, strong sunlight and long-distance transportation. These conditions require higher standards for structural design, thermal management, protection rating, safety architecture and on-site support. The successful delivery of the system further demonstrates Jinko ESS’s capability in utility-scale energy storage delivery under complex environments.
VP Anita Li commented: “Large-scale renewable energy bases are placing higher requirements on energy storage systems. Energy storage is not only about capacity configuration, but also closely related to project safety, dispatch capability and long-term returns. The delivery of this 722MWh system is another important step for Jinko ESS in large-scale complex scenarios. We will continue to support customers with reliable products, robust delivery capabilities, and long-term service support, helping build a more stable, flexible and sustainable clean energy system.”
