Core Viewpoint - The operation of the largest grid-side independent energy storage power station in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area marks a significant step towards building a trillion-level new energy storage industry cluster in Guangdong Province [3][4]. Project Overview - The project is located in Qujiang District, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province, covering approximately 48.99 acres and consists of 70 sets of lithium iron phosphate battery units, with a single capacity of 6 megawatt-hours per unit, making it the largest of its kind in the Greater Bay Area [4]. - It is the first independent energy storage power station in Shaoguan City and has been included in the key project list for Guangdong Province by 2025 [4]. Technical Specifications - The project includes a 208 megawatt/416 megawatt-hour electrochemical energy storage system and a 12-kilometer transmission line, along with a 220 kV booster station [8]. - Once operational, the station can store up to 416,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity at full load, delivering approximately 298 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, which can meet the electricity needs of nearly 140,000 households and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 208,000 tons each year [8]. Grid Regulation and Support - The energy storage station will effectively smooth out fluctuations in wind and solar energy generation, alleviating the pressure on regional grid frequency regulation and peak shaving [8]. - It supports the national "East Data West Computing" project by providing stable power to the Guangdong Shaoguan data center cluster, promoting the integration of green energy and the digital economy in the Greater Bay Area [11].