Guozong Zhongsheng's 200 MW ESS Project Kicks Off in Jinchang with 780 Mln Yuan Investment

Data recently released by the Federal Statistical Office of Germany showed that Germany’s PV power generation in 2025 rose 17.4% YoY to 70.1 billion kWh, accounting for 16% of the country’s total power generation. Both the power generation volume and its share hit new highs since relevant statistics began in 2018. Germany’s PV power generation recorded YoY growth of more than 10% for two consecutive years.

Recently, the first grid-forming ESS project in the northern Hebei power grid—the Beijing Hengyuan Zhangbei County 300 MW/600 MWh standalone ESS power station—was officially connected to the grid and began generating electricity. The grid-forming ESS capacity is 50 MW/100 MWh, using Sungrow’s grid-forming technology, adding an adjustable “dam” to conventional new energy plants to make the “green electricity river” more controllable and stable. This strongly enhances the reliability of power supply in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and sets a new milestone for high-quality transmission of new energy.

Recent Middle East conflicts have disrupted the region's booming energy storage market, a major destination for Chinese exports. To assess the real impact on Chinese supply chains and project deliveries, we must analyze baseline demand amidst these geopolitical uncertainties.