行家说储能·2025-07-25 11:25Group 1 - The meeting between Chinese Premier Li Qiang and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted the potential for cooperation in service trade, technological innovation, green economy, and third-party collaboration between China and Europe [1] - A joint statement on climate change emphasized the importance of energy storage in the context of rapid global renewable energy development, with a significant representation of energy storage and new energy companies from China at the meeting [3][4] - The European storage market is at a critical transformation period, with plans for a "European Grid Package" and "Storage Action Plan" to be launched by the European Commission by Q4 2025, aiming to coordinate member states and establish a unified storage revenue mechanism [8] Group 2 - The European Union aims to increase battery storage capacity tenfold by 2030 to support renewable energy growth, with current capacity just over 50 GWh [10] - Companies like CATL, Trina Solar, Goldwind, and others are actively expanding their presence in the European storage market, indicating a strategic focus on energy storage solutions [11][12] - CATL has made significant investments in Europe, with a total investment of approximately €13.2 billion (around 108.3 billion RMB) across multiple projects, emphasizing its commitment to the European market [17] Group 3 - Trina Solar has secured a 30 MW/60 MWh storage order in Eastern Europe, with plans for significant capacity deployment in the region over the next few years [19][20] - Goldwind has been expanding its storage business in Europe, achieving certifications for its products and establishing a local service team to support project operations [21][23] - Chint Group is leveraging its solar energy expertise to create a comprehensive ecosystem for energy storage and trading, with plans to showcase new products at renewable energy exhibitions in Europe [24][25] Group 4 - Mingyang Smart Energy has developed advanced storage systems and is exploring partnerships in Europe, particularly in offshore wind energy [27][29] - The European storage market is projected to see a 15% increase in new battery installations in 2024, with expectations of a 36% growth in 2025 [9]