Energy Storage

Batteries for energy storage are long-cycle, high-capacity energy storage devices specifically designed for large-scale energy storage scenarios. Their core function is to store surplus electricity from the power grid and electricity generated by new energy sources, and release it on demand, through the reversible conversion of "electrical energy to chemical energy". They are adapted to working conditions such as long-duration discharge, high-frequency cycling, and complex operating environments, and serve as core energy storage components for new energy consumption and power grid peak shaving and frequency regulation.