Core Viewpoint - The energy storage market is experiencing significant growth, with major companies like Trina Solar and Fluence securing substantial orders and expanding their operations in various regions, particularly in Asia-Pacific and Japan [1][2][3]. Group 1: Trina Solar Developments - Trina Solar has announced five new energy storage orders totaling over 2.38 GWh, including a 1.7 GWh project in South Asia and a 500 MWh project in Australia [3][6]. - The South Asia project is noted as one of the largest in the region, utilizing Trina's Elementa series energy storage system [5]. - Trina Solar is also expanding its presence in Japan and Southeast Asia, with plans to exceed 2.4 GWh of large-scale energy storage projects in the Asia-Pacific region by July 2025 [6][7]. Group 2: Market Growth and Opportunities - The Asia-Pacific energy storage market is projected to grow from over $5 billion in 2024 to $16 billion by 2035, driven by increasing energy demand and large-scale project developments [7]. - Trina Solar's projects in Lithuania, in collaboration with EPC company Stiemo, are set to deliver a total capacity of 90 MW/180 MWh by mid-2026, with plans for further expansion in Eastern Europe [7][9]. - Lithuania's government has approved an additional €37 million for energy storage capital expenditure subsidies, supporting projects between 15 MW and 150 MW [8]. Group 3: Fluence's Strategic Moves - Fluence has signed a memorandum of understanding with Japanese company ENERES to provide integrated solutions, enhancing the profitability and operational efficiency of battery energy storage systems [10][12]. - This partnership follows Fluence's collaboration with AMPYR in Australia, indicating a strategic focus on international markets [13]. - The Japanese energy storage market is expected to grow from 15.1 GW in 2024 to 29.4 GW by 2033, presenting significant opportunities for Fluence as it aims to capitalize on this growth [15].