Suzhou CSOT Energy Storage Project, Largest User-Side in Park, Connected to Grid

Published: Nov 7, 2024 09:19

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**[Largest User-Side Energy Storage Project in the Park Connected to the Grid]** On October 31st, the Suzhou CSOT Energy Storage Project, invested and constructed by Zhongxin New Energy under the Chinese consortium, was officially connected to the grid. This project is currently the largest user-side energy storage project in the park.

Located in Suzhou Industrial Park, Suzhou CSOT Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-generation LCD panel manufacturer. With a site area of 570,000 square meters, the company serves as a significant semiconductor display production base for the TCL Group in East China. Its main clients are renowned domestic and international terminal brand manufacturers, and its product performance leads the industry.

The project boasts a scale of 17MWh, utilizing a dual-charging and dual-discharging mode, with an average annual discharge exceeding 10 million kWh. All the electricity generated is used for the daily production and operation of Suzhou CSOT, yielding remarkable comprehensive benefits. It effectively supports Suzhou CSOT in promoting energy cost reduction and efficiency enhancement, enhancing power stability, and fulfilling the requirements of green and low-carbon development.

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