Core Viewpoint - The article highlights significant orders in the energy storage sector, showcasing the expansion of companies like Trina Solar, Huawei, and Fluence in various international markets, particularly in Europe and Australia [2]. Group 1: Trina Solar - Trina Solar has secured its first energy storage project in Romania, with a capacity of 65MWh, in collaboration with Visual Fan's subsidiary Allview [3]. - The project will utilize Trina's new generation battery storage solution, Elementa 2, and is part of a broader strategy to expand into the Eastern European market [5]. - Trina Solar's global production capacity for energy storage is currently 16GWh, expected to increase to 25GWh by the end of the year, with a projected shipment of 8 to 10GWh for this year [6]. Group 2: Huawei - Huawei has provided a 4.5MWh energy storage battery cabinet for a 28MWh industrial self-consumption project in Spain, supporting Wattkraft's energy storage development strategy [8]. - This year, Huawei has signed seven energy storage-related orders across multiple countries, with a total project scale exceeding 1GWh [9]. Group 3: Fluence - Fluence has partnered with AGL to develop the Tomago battery energy storage system (BESS) project in New South Wales, Australia, with a capacity of 500MW/2000MWh [12]. - This project is one of the largest energy storage transactions in the Australian National Electricity Market, and upon completion, Fluence's total storage capacity in Australia will reach 5GWh [12].