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Will China build a new energy storage system?

Technicians inspect wind farm operations in Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, in May 2023. WANG ZHENG/FOR CHINA DAILY China has been stepping up construction of new energy storage in recent years to build a new power system in the country amid its green energy transition, said authority.

How big will China's energy storage capacity be in 2027?

The CNESA report estimated that China's cumulative installed capacity of new energy storage in 2027 may reach 138.4 gigawatts if the country's provincial-level regions achieve their targets of energy-storage construction. TECHNOLOGY ADVANCE

How big is China's energy storage capacity?

FAST GROWTH According to a report recently issued by China Energy Storage Alliance (CNESA), by the end of 2022, China's cumulative installed capacity of new energy storage reached 13.1 gigawatts, with an annual growth rate of 128 percent.

Is China Power Construction Group squeezing market share?

Image: China Power Construction Group. State-owned EPC firm China Power Construction Group (Power China) recently concluded a 16GWh BESS supply tender, which resulted in extremely low prices amidst a squeezing of market share and increased buying power from state-owned companies, an S&P analyst told Energy-Storage.news.

How can SPIC save energy?

According to Zhao Jinyu, general manager of SPIC's Inner Mongolia branch, the project can store electric power and release it to curb power fluctuation of the grid, assist peak and frequency regulation, and play an active role in absorbing energy such as wind power and solar power in a large proportion, saving energy and reducing carbon emission.

Why are EPCs partnering with China's state-owned power companies?

EPCs in China are increasingly procuring and installing BESS for their customers. “As equipment suppliers, collaborating with these state-owned enterprises is important for not only any single tender, but also assessing long-term opportunities from China’s power sector,” Shi said.