Tianjin Lishen's New Factory Nears Full Capacity with Launch of 10 New Battery Products

Recently, Fuga Intelligent announced on its official account that the Poly (Hefei) 6.8 MWh industrial and commercial ESS project, for which it provided ESS equipment and end-to-end solutions and which was invested in and developed by Funeng New Energy, successfully completed grid connection acceptance and officially entered the stable operation stage. The successful implementation of this project was not only a major achievement of the deep cooperation among the three parties, but also highlighted Fuga’s technical strength and customised services capabilities in the industrial and commercial ESS sector. The successful delivery of the Poly (Hefei) project marked another successful practice for Fuga in the industrial and commercial ESS sector, further consolidating its market position in the energy storage industry.

Recently, Hoenergy worked closely with Fengdian Technology to tailor a 5.175 MW/15 MWh industrial and commercial ESS project for a steel enterprise in Yangzhou. The project was officially connected to the grid and put into operation, leveraging smart energy technologies to forge new competitive advantages for the enterprise and inject fresh momentum into the green transformation of the steel industry. With a total capacity of 5.175 MW/15 MWh, the project adopts a 10 kV high-voltage-side grid-connection model to connect to the plant’s power grid. Its core configuration includes three sets of Hoenergy D-Ocean 5.016 MWh liquid-cooled DC cabins and three sets of 1,725 kVA inverter and step-up integrated cabins, forming an efficient and safe ESS. At the same time, the ESS also features emergency backup power capabilities, enabling rapid response in the event of power grid failures, ensuring production continuity, and reducing the economic losses caused by power outages.

SK On will transition to a unified production system centered on its SK Battery America (SKBA) operations in Georgia to improve efficiency in North America. According to the company on the 3rd, starting April 6 (local time), production volumes from SKBA’s first plant will be transferred to the second plant. In addition, part of the second plant’s production lines will be converted from electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing to energy storage system (ESS) production. The Georgia Plant 1 has an annual capacity of 10GWh and began commercial operations in the first quarter of 2022, while Plant 2 has a capacity of 12GWh and started operations in the fourth quarter of 2022.