超9.4GWh！远信储能、阿特斯再获储能大单

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights significant recent developments in the energy storage sector, particularly focusing on major contracts secured by two companies, Far East Energy Storage and Canadian Solar's subsidiary, Canadian Solar Energy Technology, totaling over 9.4GWh in new projects [2][3]. Group 1: Far East Energy Storage - Far East Energy Storage has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with a well-known energy developer in Latin America, focusing on the development, construction, and operation of a 1.89GW/7.56GWh energy storage project primarily located in Chile and other potential markets [3][6]. - The project marks Far East Energy Storage's first publicly disclosed project in Latin America, with the region's energy storage market expected to grow rapidly, reaching an estimated total capacity of 23GW by 2034, with an annual growth rate of 8% [6]. - The CEO of Far East Energy Storage emphasized that Chile is a crucial market for renewable energy transformation in Latin America, and this partnership is a key step in the company's global strategy [7]. - The company has also made progress in the European market, signing agreements for over 5GWh of storage projects in Poland, and has a production capacity exceeding 20GWh [7]. Group 2: Canadian Solar Energy Technology - Canadian Solar's subsidiary, Canadian Solar Energy Technology, has secured a contract for a storage project in Ontario, Canada, which will provide a complete energy storage solution for the Skyview 2 project, with a scale of 411MW/1858MWh [8][10]. - This project is one of the largest energy storage projects in Ontario to date, with equipment delivery scheduled to start in February 2026 and commercial operation expected in the second quarter of 2027 [10]. - Canadian Solar Energy Technology is also expanding its presence in the North American market, having signed agreements for additional projects that total 420MW/2,122MWh in capacity [12]. - The company reported a 32% year-on-year increase in large-scale energy storage system shipments, reaching 5.8GWh in the first three quarters of 2025, with a record high of 2.7GWh shipped in the third quarter alone [13].