行家说储能·2025-09-29 12:10Core Insights - The article discusses recent strategic partnerships in the energy storage sector, highlighting significant agreements by companies such as Trina Solar and EVE Energy to supply large-scale energy storage systems in international markets [1][2][6]. Group 1: Trina Solar Developments - Trina Solar has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Japan's Yuasa Corporation to supply a total of 500MWh of large-scale energy storage systems starting in 2025, aiming to accelerate its market entry in Japan [2][4]. - The partnership will involve Trina Solar providing a complete integrated solution, including battery cells and BESS systems, while Yuasa will handle market development and local service network construction [4][5]. - Trina Solar aims to achieve a shipment target of over 8GWh for its energy storage business in 2025, with 40% of shipments expected to be domestic and 60% international, focusing on high-growth overseas markets [5]. Group 2: EVE Energy Initiatives - EVE Energy has signed a strategic cooperation agreement for 500MWh of energy storage with CommVOLT, a Polish company, to address the growing demand for commercial and industrial energy storage in Europe [6][8]. - This collaboration aims to enhance grid stability and renewable energy absorption capabilities, while also establishing benchmark energy storage projects in Central and Eastern Europe [8]. - EVE Energy recently completed a 200MW/400MWh independent energy storage project, marking the first large-scale application of a 628Ah storage battery in a megawatt-hour level power station [8].