GEM and EVE Energy Officially Ink Deal for 60.2MW/120.4MWh Energy Storage Project in Jingzhou

Published: Aug 16, 2024 18:30

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【GEM: Signing Ceremony for Energy Storage Project with EVE Energy Held Grandly】On August 14, 2024, the signing ceremony for the 60.2MW/120.4MWh collaborative energy storage project between GEM and EVE Energy was held ceremoniously in Jingzhou City. Located within GEM's Jingmen New Energy Circular Economy Low-Carbon Park, this project employs lithium iron phosphate batteries produced by EVE Energy's Jingmen factory, boasting an installed capacity of 60.2MW/120.4MWh and is scheduled to be officially commissioned in the second half of 2024. As for the collaborating partners, GEM stands as a core supplier in the global new energy industry and a leading enterprise in China's circular economy, while EVE Energy is a leading global lithium battery company. The joint energy storage project by these two powerful players aims to achieve energy savings, consumption reduction, cost efficiency, and further aligns with the national call for green transformation and high-quality development.

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