Ding chunyan energy storage enterprise

Who is Yulong Ding?

Engineer Yulong Ding works on energy-storage technologies. Yulong Ding, director of the University of Birmingham’s Centre for Energy Storage, UK, explains how Chinese companies are keen to work with international teams to develop new technologies. What led you to focus on energy storage?

How many energy storage projects are there in China?

In 2016, our centre established a joint energy-storage research laboratory with the Beijing-based State Grid Corporation of China, which operates the country’s electricity network. We now have six completed research projects related to energy conversion and storage. A seventh, secured during lockdown, is in progress.

Does China support energy storage technology research and development?

It is entirely consistent with the fact that the Chinese government and enterprises have increased their support for energy storage technology research and development during China's 12th Five-Year Plan and 13th Five-Year Plan period. 2.2.

What is the energy storage model in Shandong province?

In February 2022, it officially became the first independent energy storage power station in Shandong province to pass the market registration. The energy storage ancillary service profit is 200 ¥/kWh, and the lease fee is 330 ¥/kWh, and the priority power generation incentive is 16 million ¥/year . 3.6. Shared energy storage model

How is energy storage developing in China?

However, China's energy storage is developing rapidly. The government requires that some new units must be equipped with energy storage systems. The concept of shared energy storage has been applied in China, which effectively promotes the development of energy storage. 4.3. Explore new models of energy storage development

How is Yulong Ding collaborating with teams in China?

Yulong Ding explains how he is collaborating with teams in China to improve energy technologies. Engineer Yulong Ding works on energy-storage technologies. Yulong Ding, director of the University of Birmingham’s Centre for Energy Storage, UK, explains how Chinese companies are keen to work with international teams to develop new technologies.