Jinko ESS signed a landmark framework agreement, further consolidating the strategic partnership between both parties in the field of large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS). The agreement was signed at METLEN's Athens headquarters, establishing a cooperation framework for the deployment of over 3 GWh of energy storage projects in Chile and the European market. This collaboration centers on the 1.6 GWh project currently underway in Chile, where Jinko ESS will provide its cutting-edge G2 Utility series energy storage systems, with full delivery to be completed by Q4 2025.

The energy storage system applied in this project features high energy density, scalability, controllability, and flexibility, ensuring highly resilient renewable power generation, peak shaving, and backup power functions.

The Romania Zorline project represents a significant milestone for Jinko ESS in expanding its presence in the Southeast European market. The project deploys three sets of SunTera G1 liquid-cooled energy storage systems, with a total capacity of 10.32 MWh, to support grid stability and renewable energy integration. The system is specifically designed for Romania's complex climate conditions, featuring an intelligent battery management system, five-layer safety protection, IP55 rating, and advanced liquid-cooling technology that maintains cell temperature differences within 2.5°C, demonstrating Jinko ESS's firm commitment to driving the regional clean energy transition.

Located at the MGP mining site in Masbate Province, Philippines, this project features an innovative 1C-rated energy storage microgrid system that provides critical support for sustainable mining operations. The system operates in coordination with an 8.1 MW PV plant, substantially reducing reliance on diesel generator power supply. Its intelligent controller can forecast PV generation and proactively optimize diesel generator dispatch, ensuring stable and reliable power supply. This solution not only alleviates the load pressure on existing diesel generators but also significantly enhances project economics by reducing fuel consumption and O&M costs, presenting a cleaner and more efficient energy future for the mining industry.

This project adopts SunTera G2 5 MWh products and a 2.5 MW PCS medium-voltage step-up solution, forming an energy storage system capable of sustainable operation for two hours. As Jinko ESS's first utility-scale project in Thailand, it not only highlights the company's capability to deliver complex grid-side solutions but also injects new momentum into Thailand's clean energy development.

Located in a coastal high-humidity environment, this project adopts the 20-foot SunTera large-scale liquid-cooled energy storage system, which imposes extremely high demands on equipment weather resistance. The SunTera system, with its C5-grade anti-corrosion coating, operates reliably under complex marine climatic conditions, demonstrating outstanding durability.

This project serves a leading renewable energy enterprise in Hungary, employing high-performance battery energy storage technology with fast response, stable communication, and high adaptability, enabling precise scheduling even in complex grid environments. The project has successfully participated in Europe's fast frequency regulation market (aFRR), showcasing Jinko ESS's mature O&M capabilities and further solidifying its strategic footprint in the European market.

This project adopts the 20-foot SunTera large-scale liquid-cooled energy storage system, integrated with centralized PCS and an intelligent control system, achieving a highly integrated system that effectively enhances grid stability and operational efficiency. This project not only reflects Jinko ESS's advanced capabilities in energy technology but also demonstrates the company's steadfast commitment to advancing renewable energy development in the Asia-Pacific region.

Located in Fukuoka City, Japan, this project is an integral part of a PV-plus-storage integrated project, invested and developed by one of Japan's largest oil companies, reflecting its efforts to diversify its energy mix and drive a more sustainable future.