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Published: Jan 12, 2026 18:37

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Recently, Telongmei Energy Storage announced a significant breakthrough in the European market. The company recently secured a bid for a large-scale 84 MWh energy storage project in Romania and signed a contract with a local client. Upon completion and grid connection, the project will undertake multiple core functions, including peak shaving, frequency regulation, peak clipping, valley filling, and electricity market trading. To align with European technical standards and grid connection specifications, the Telongmei Energy Storage team adhered to the principles of "modularization, intelligence, and safety" in the project's system design. This initiative is of great significance for enhancing the stability and operational flexibility of Romania's power grid.

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