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Sungrow Power Supply is intensifying its commitment to artificial intelligence (AI) by establishing a wholly owned subsidiary dedicated to this domain. This move is viewed as a significant step in enhancing its “new energy + digitalization” strategy. AI technology has increasingly proven its value in areas such as photovoltaic power forecasting, energy storage system optimization, and intelligent operation and maintenance. Sungrow’s initiative is expected to further advance the development of AI theories and algorithms for inverters, energy storage, and smart energy management systems, marking its official expansion into the AI sector.
Huawei Digital Energy has partnered with the Italian company Albasolar to develop energy storage solutions aimed at commercial and industrial users. They will integrate these solutions with advanced energy management systems (EMS) to optimize energy usage. This collaboration showcases Huawei’s steady expansion within the European energy storage market, with the first project set to launch at GAI Macchine.
In Guizhou, the provincial energy bureau has announced a demand response trading scheme that includes peak shaving at 2 yuan/kWh and valley filling at 8 yuan/kW. The scheme requires a minimum aggregated capacity of 10,000 kW and involves operators with load monitoring and control capabilities connected to a new type of power load management system.
The Smarter E Europe 2025 event concluded successfully in Munich, Germany, highlighting the readiness of the industry for advanced energy solutions. It showcased technologies such as PV power generation, bi-directional charging solutions, and intelligent load management systems, emphasizing the need for decisive action and bold restructuring of energy systems.
Yingzhen Technology has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with a European energy service provider to focus on home energy management systems (HEMS). Together, they aim to create efficient and compliant localized solutions, leveraging smart edge devices and cloud collaboration technology to help clients adapt to the rapidly changing energy landscape.
Kehua Data was awarded the top brand in Eastern Europe’s energy storage sector by EUPD Research during the event, underscoring its leadership position in the European market. The company is enhancing its products, including integrated energy management systems (EMS) and advanced energy storage inverters, to meet global long-duration storage demands.
GoodWe made a notable appearance by launching its new energy storage solution, which focuses on smart energy management systems designed to tackle challenges posed by energy pricing policies. Their HEMS supports intelligent decision-making, ultimately leading to improved energy efficiency for homeowners.
Hanfu Energy has signed a year-round supply agreement with TECHNOENERGOSTROY in Bulgaria, marking the delivery of its first batch of 12.65 MWh storage units. This system includes lithium batteries, PCS, battery management systems (BMS), and energy management systems (EMS), showcasing its flexibility and long cycle life.
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