Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant advancements and product launches in the energy storage sector showcased at the RE+ exhibition, particularly focusing on innovations from Chinese companies aimed at meeting the growing demand for energy storage solutions, especially for AI data centers and large-scale utility applications [2][3]. Group 1: Product Launches and Innovations - Trina Solar introduced the new Elementa 2 Pro platform, designed for grid-level energy storage, featuring a compact integrated container solution with capacities of 10 MWh and 20 MWh [11][13]. - Aters launched the modular energy storage system FlexBank 1.0, with a capacity of 8.36 MWh, designed for various utility-scale applications, expected to achieve global mass production by 2026 [24][26]. - JinkoSolar unveiled the G3 battery storage system with a capacity of 6.25 MWh, emphasizing safety and performance with a round-trip efficiency of 95% [27][29]. - Kelu Electronics presented the Aqua-C3.0 Pro liquid-cooled storage system, featuring a capacity of 6.88 MWh and improvements in efficiency and safety, reducing total cost of ownership by 10.63% [34][36]. Group 2: Targeted Solutions for AI Data Centers - Hichain Energy showcased its ∞Power 6.25MWh long-duration storage system and ∞Power N2.28MWh sodium-ion storage system, specifically designed to meet the demands of AI data centers [4][6]. - The solutions integrate lithium long-duration storage stability with sodium's high peak output capabilities, addressing the stringent power reliability and stability requirements of data centers [4][6]. Group 3: Market Trends and Strategic Positioning - The article notes a trend among companies to focus on large-capacity battery cells (500Ah+), high-power PCS (430kW+), and AI-integrated intelligent storage solutions as the mainstream direction for energy storage product evolution [2]. - Companies like Jingke and Xinwangda are emphasizing safety and efficiency in their new battery technologies, with innovations aimed at enhancing energy density and lifecycle performance [44][46].