Latest winning bid price for lithium iron phosphate energy storage epc

What was the average bid price for non-hydro energy storage systems in Q3?

In the first three quarters, the average bid price for domestic non-hydro energy storage systems (0.5C lithium iron phosphate systems) was 622.90 RMB/kWh, a year-on-year decline of 50%. While bid prices remained relatively stable in the first half of the year, they reached a historic low of 578.11 RMB/kWh in Q3, particularly in September.

How did EPC bidding perform in Q3?

In the first three quarters of 2024, the bidding volumes for battery systems, energy storage systems, and EPC projects all exceeded the same period of 2023 in terms of energy capacity. Among these, EPC bidding reached its highest-ever quarterly volume in Q3, approaching 50 GWh.

How did EPC bidding affect large-scale projects?

Large-scale projects, particularly those exceeding 500 MWh and even GWh-level, saw a significant increase in EPC bidding announcements. State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) led with a bidding volume exceeding 7 GWh. Energy storage system bid prices hit a record low

Did EPC bidding reach its highest-ever quarterly volume in Q3?

Among these, EPC bidding reached its highest-ever quarterly volume in Q3, approaching 50 GWh. Large-scale projects, particularly those exceeding 500 MWh and even GWh-level, saw a significant increase in EPC bidding announcements. State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) led with a bidding volume exceeding 7 GWh.

How did China EPC performance perform in Q3?

In Q3 alone, newly installed capacity amounted to 6.79 GW/16.89 GWh, showing year-on-year increases of 62% and 99%, but quarter-on-quarter declines of 29% and 26%, respectively. China EPC bidding update of 2024 Q3: Bidding reaches record high, energy storage system bid prices hit historic lows

How did bid prices perform in Q3?

While bid prices remained relatively stable in the first half of the year, they reached a historic low of 578.11 RMB/kWh in Q3, particularly in September. This marks a 42% year-on-year decrease, a 4% quarter-on-quarter decline, and a 26% drop compared to early 2024. For the first time, prices fell below 500 RMB/kWh.