中关村储能产业技术联盟·2025-10-10 09:46Core Insights - Chinese energy storage companies are experiencing a surge in international contracts, marking a significant breakthrough in global markets [2] - Major players like Trina Storage, Hicharge, and others are securing large-scale orders ranging from hundreds of MWh to several GWh, indicating strong product capabilities and delivery performance [2] Group 1: Trina Storage - Trina Storage signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Japan's Tohoku Electric Power, committing to supply 500 MWh of large-scale storage systems starting in 2025 [3] - The company is also developing a 500 MW/2000 MWh battery storage project in Victoria, Australia, with an investment of approximately 2.18 billion RMB, expected to be completed by the end of 2027 [3] - Trina Storage has secured contracts totaling 2.48 GWh for energy storage products across China, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region [3][4] Group 2: Hicharge - Hicharge has signed a supply agreement for 2 GWh of storage systems with Solarpro, a leading European solar EPC [5] - The company is also collaborating with FRV to deploy a 500 MWh storage system in Victoria, Australia, which includes long-term service support [5] - A partnership with BOS Power aims to deploy 3 GWh of storage systems in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway by 2027 [6] Group 3: EVE Energy - EVE Energy has reached a strategic cooperation with TSL Assembly to deploy 1 GWh of storage systems in Central and Eastern Europe between 2026 and 2030 [7] - The company also signed a 500 MWh agreement with CommVOLT to enhance grid stability and renewable energy integration in the region [7] Group 4: Ruipu Lanjun - Ruipu Lanjun signed a supply agreement with Energy Vault for 3 GWh of storage systems to be delivered in 2026, focusing on markets in Australia, the US, and Europe [8][9] Group 5: Other Companies - Zhongqi New Energy received a 2 GWh order from ACME Solar Holdings for battery storage systems in India [10] - Jingkong Energy announced a 600 MWh project in Finland, marking a record for single supplier procurement in the local market [11] - Yuanxin Storage signed agreements for over 5 GWh of projects in Poland, showcasing its technical and product support capabilities [12] - Xixing Charging entered the Indian market with a nearly 1 GWh storage order [13] - Kubo Energy is set to collaborate with Paneco Group for approximately 2.5 GWh of storage systems in Europe [14] - Tianneng signed a strategic cooperation agreement for 2 GW of storage equipment in Africa [15][16] - Linyang Energy will provide 275 MWh of storage solutions for a project in Poland [17] Conclusion - The recent surge in international contracts signifies a comprehensive global market penetration by Chinese energy storage companies, evolving from simple product supply to collaborative development and full lifecycle services [17]