Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent developments in commercial energy storage projects by two companies, Wotai Energy and Lixing Energy, focusing on their applications in the chemical fiber industry, which faces significant energy demands and challenges under carbon neutrality goals [1]. Group 1: Wotai Energy - Wotai Energy has successfully connected a 60MWh energy storage station to the grid for Lixin Chemical Fiber, marking it as one of the largest commercial energy storage projects in Suzhou [2]. - The project utilizes 12 units of Wotai Energy's 5MWh liquid-cooled storage systems, integrated with 12 units of 2MW inverter-boosting units, ensuring safe and stable operation during high load scenarios [4]. - The centralized 60MWh solution is designed to manage energy distribution effectively, with an expected annual energy discharge of approximately 40 million kWh [5]. - Wotai Energy leverages its capabilities as a load aggregator to adapt to new regulations, allowing the project to generate revenue through various services beyond just price differences [6]. - The platform employs an "AI storage strategy" to optimize energy management by dynamically adjusting operations based on real-time load curves and cost considerations [7]. Group 2: Lixing Energy - Lixing Energy has partnered with a subsidiary of a major Chinese fiber group to implement energy storage projects across Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces [8]. - In Xuzhou, a factory has installed a 5MW/10MWh energy storage system alongside a previously deployed 4000kWp photovoltaic system, creating a "solar + storage" integration [9]. - An 8MW/16MWh energy storage project in Huzhou, Zhejiang, supports high-intensity production needs and enhances the stability and resilience of the entire power system, with future potential for virtual power plant integration [11].