EVE Energy and Arctech Sign 12GWh Energy Storage Deal

Published: Feb 28, 2026 10:04

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On February 26, EVE Energy officially announced the signing of a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Arctech, securing a two-year collaboration scale of 12GWh for energy storage batteries and systems. This includes 10GWh of large-scale energy storage battery products and 2GWh of energy storage system products.

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