Core Viewpoint - The new energy storage industry, particularly in commercial and industrial applications, is evolving with product iterations, brand advancements, and safety upgrades, showcasing significant achievements in 2024 [1] Awards Overview - The Aurora Award Committee announced four major categories and ten awards for the 2024 energy storage sector, including influence and excellence in products, safety, supply chain, and commercial energy storage [1][2] Product Awards - The 2024 New Energy Storage Influence Product Award focuses on market leadership and industry impact, recognizing products with broad market coverage and strong sales performance [3] - The 2024 New Energy Storage Excellent Product Award emphasizes practical application and outstanding performance in the industry [6] Safety Awards - The 2024 New Energy Storage Industry Safety Award recognizes companies that have made significant contributions to product safety, system safety, and project safety [7] - Notable companies like Sungrow, BYD, and Trina Solar have demonstrated exceptional safety standards through rigorous testing and innovative safety designs [9] Supply Chain Awards - The 2024 Excellent Supply Chain Enterprise Award highlights companies that excel in technology innovation, supply chain management, and collaboration within the energy storage sector [12] - This award is aimed at core supply chain components such as cells, PCS, BMS, EMS, and thermal control systems [10] Commercial Energy Storage Awards - The 2024 Commercial Energy Storage System Integration Top 10 Award recognizes companies with outstanding performance and leading shipment volumes in the commercial energy storage sector [15] - Awards also focus on companies with significant influence in key regions (Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong), overseas markets, and specific application scenarios [17][19][21] - The 2024 Commercial Energy Storage Primary Service Provider Award acknowledges companies that excel in investment, development, installation, distribution, and operation within the industry [24]