Huawei Digital Power, in collaboration with Germany’s VDE Renewables (“VDE”), has announced the completion of a pre-compliance data assessment for the digital battery passport of its LUNA2000 series grid-forming energy storage system (ESS), receiving the world’s first such validation from the German organization.
Huawei Digital Power’s Commercial and Industrial Hybrid Cooling Grid Forming Energy Storage System (C&I GFM ESS) has passed a stringent extreme ignition test witnessed by TÜV Rheinland.
HyperStrong has maintained its position in the top three BESS integtators in terms of newly installed capacity during 2024 in S&P Global Energy’s 2025 rankings, the recognition highlighting the company’s capabilities and consistent excellence in project execution across the global energy storage market.
Trina Storage has announced the launch of Elementa 3, the latest generation of its utility-scale energy storage solution designed to meet the increasingly diverse and demanding requirements of global grid and renewable integration projects.
Trina Storage has announced the completion of a full-container 5MWh Large-Scale Fire Test (LSFT) of its self-developed Elementa 2 Pro system under extreme conditions, achieving zero thermal propagation, full structural integrity and validated system-level safety performance under conditions far exceeding industry standards.
Jinko ESS has announced the delivery of key components of an integrated utility-scale energy storage solution in Western Australia, supporting utility, mining and remote power applications where high standards of safety, reliability and availability are required.
Jinko ESS has celebrated the official opening of its dedicated Service Centre in Chile, the inauguration ceremony marking a significant milestone in the company’s strategy to enhance its local presence and client support capability.
As Long-duration Energy Storage（LDES） becomes central to overcoming renewable intermittency and enabling all-weather green power, the third HiTHIUM Eco-Day was concluded under the theme of “The Awakening of Energy – The New World”.
SINEXCEL has announced the installation of its first utility-scale (2MW/8MWh) energy storage project in Matsusaka, Japan, the milestone marking a major breakthrough in a market known for its stringent grid requirements and reflecting over five years of localized development and steady growth.
The shipment of five units of the company’s HNESS 2000-40H energy storage systems marks a significant step forward in its “PV + Storage” strategy in Europe.
