Huawei Helps Cambodia Build Its First ESS Power Station

Published: Jun 17, 2025 17:00

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[Huawei Digital Power and SchneiTec Collaborate to Build Cambodia's First ESS Power Station] As a leading local energy enterprise, SchneiTec had previously successfully developed Cambodia's largest PV power station. The newly completed 12 MWh ESS project includes 2 MWh dedicated to validating Huawei's intelligent string-level grid-forming ESS technology in off-grid and weak power grid scenarios, ensuring grid stability, achieving smooth output of intermittent renewable energy, and obtaining authoritative certification from TÜV SÜD. This marks the implementation of Cambodia's first-ever grid-forming ESS project, laying the foundation for subsequent project expansions and large-scale energy infrastructure construction.

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