总容量7.4GWh！包头及鄂尔多斯地区三大电网侧独立储能项目成功并网

Core Viewpoint - The successful grid connection of three large-scale independent energy storage projects in Inner Mongolia marks a significant achievement in the energy transition, showcasing high capacity, quality, and speed in construction, with a total storage capacity of 7.4 GWh [1][2][3] Group 1: Project Overview - The three projects include: - Ordos Gushanliang 500MW/2000MWh - Baotou Weijun 500MW/3000MWh - Baotou Bulhantu 400MW/2400MWh - The projects were completed and connected to the grid within just over five months, with the fastest construction taking only three months, setting a record for large-scale energy storage project construction [1][2] Group 2: Technical Solutions - All three projects utilized Haibo Sichuang's flagship large-capacity liquid-cooled energy storage system, tailored to the unique climatic conditions of Inner Mongolia [2] - The Ordos Gushanliang project features the second-generation energy storage inverter (PCS) developed by Haibo Sichuang, ensuring precise response to grid dispatch needs [2] - The Baotou Weijun project has a single station capacity of 3 GWh, capable of storing up to 3 million kWh, placing it among the world's largest energy storage stations [2] - The Baotou Bulhantu project employs a new generation of large-capacity storage system with 587Ah cells, designed for modular configuration to meet varying grid demand [2] Group 3: Industry Impact - The successful integration of these projects will significantly enhance the Inner Mongolia grid's ability to accommodate renewable energy sources like wind and solar, alleviating peak-to-valley pressure on the grid [3] - The projects are expected to stimulate local development of the energy storage industry and provide new pathways for regional energy structure transformation [3] - Haibo Sichuang aims to continue driving high-quality development of new energy systems through technological innovation [3]