Anker SOLIX and Blue Sun Group have announced a strategic cooperation agreement, under which Blue Sun will promote the SOLIX X1 product across Australia.

Sungrow has announced that its residential energy storage system has obtained JET (Japan Electrical Safety & Environment Technology Laboratories) certification, the certified products including its SH5.5RS-JP hybrid inverter and residential battery, with a maximum storage capacity of 12.8 kWh.

Jinko ESS has announced the successful implementation of the first large-scale photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage system (ESS) project in Tahiti, the milestone marking a significant step forward in French Polynesia’s journey towards energy transition.  

Kehua has commissioned a 10MW solar power system at a major tyre manufacturing facility in Thailand, deploying its SPI125K-B high-efficiency inverters.  

Trina Storage has achieved a global milestone with its Elementa 2 liquid cooling system, becoming the world’s first energy storage product to earn a 20-year full lifecycle Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) certification from UL Solutions.  

The Bramley 331MWh BESS, developed by BW ESS and deploying Sungrow Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), has officially entered commercial operation.

A HyperStrong standalone energy storage project in the central German city of ​Königssee has achieved a significant milestone.

Sigenergy has been named the global leader in the stackable all-in-one Distributed Energy Storage System (DESS) market, according to a report by Frost & Sullivan. Based on combined sales data from Q1 to Q3 2024, the company captured a 24.3% market share, testament to its rapid rise and leadership in clean energy innovation.

Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore and Trinasolar are to collaborate on the development of smart ESS to enhance efficiency, reliability and economic viability in renewable energy applications.

JinkoSolar has announced the arrival of 28 units of its SunTera energy storage system at  project sites in Australia for the country’s 84MWh D-BESS project.