Core Viewpoint - The article highlights recent advancements in the energy storage sector, focusing on significant projects undertaken by companies like Envision Energy, Jinko ESS, and Yilanco, showcasing their international expansion and technological innovations in energy storage solutions [1][6][12]. Group 1: Envision Energy - Envision Energy has secured two energy storage projects in the UK, each with a capacity of 50MW/100MWh, in collaboration with Field, a clean energy company [2][4]. - The Holmston project has already commenced construction, while the Drum Farm project is expected to start in early autumn, with both projects scheduled for completion by the end of 2026 [3]. - Envision Energy has reported a cumulative order scale exceeding 2GWh across 13 projects, indicating a robust growth trajectory in various energy storage sectors [4][5]. Group 2: Jinko ESS - Jinko ESS has won two grid-level energy storage projects in Italy, each with a capacity of 5MWh, set to be delivered in October 2025 and March 2026 [6][10]. - This marks Jinko ESS's entry into the large-scale energy storage market in Italy, providing frequency regulation and renewable energy integration services for the national grid [7]. - The company has disclosed a total order capacity exceeding 6GWh for 2025, reflecting its expanding footprint in the energy storage sector [9]. Group 3: Yilanco - Yilanco has recently shipped nearly 400 PCS units to overseas markets, catering to industrial storage integrators [12]. - The new products integrate an energy management system and multiple energy access distribution switches within a single cabinet, enabling automatic switching between grid power and generators [14]. - These products are designed for multi-energy complementary scenarios, suitable for microgrids, energy storage systems, data centers, and industrial loads [15].