[SMM New Energy News Flash] Sungrow Won the Bid for a 7.5 GWh Energy Storage Order in the UAE

Published: May 21, 2026 18:20

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The company recently won a bid for a 7.5 GWh energy storage order in the UAE, collaborating with international renewable energy company Masdar to supply 7.5 GWh PowerTitan3.0 liquid-cooled ESS and 2.6 GW inverters for the UAE RTC 1 Plant (North) project. This project is the world's largest 684Ah stacked battery cell application project, expected to be connected to grid in 2027.

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