At the exhibition, Haichen Energy Storage showcased its full lineup of innovative energy‑storage‑specific battery products, including 300 Ah batteries for grid‑scale energy storage and large cylindrical batteries for residential use, as well as a range of 280 Ah and other models tailored for energy‑storage applications.

Xieneng Technology showcased its full‑range energy storage solutions—covering utility‑scale, commercial & industrial, and residential applications—alongside its ecosystem‑level smart product lineup at the exhibition.

The battery’s output power depends on the size of the stack, while its energy storage capacity is determined by the volume and concentration of the electrolyte. Consequently, the design is highly flexible: for a given output power, increasing the energy storage capacity simply requires enlarging the electrolyte storage tank or raising the electrolyte concentration.

In addition to independently developing products for the new‑energy sector, Xinya Manufacturing has also entered the field of new‑energy materials through external mergers and acquisitions. In 2022, it successfully acquired a 51% stake in Xinya Shanshan, thereby adding lithium‑ion battery electrolyte production to its portfolio. According to the company’s announcement, Xinya Shanshan currently plans an electrolyte capacity of 50,000 tons per year, including phosphorus‑based electrolytes, and is engaged in the independent R&D and production of multiple specialized additives. As a result, it has become a lithium‑ion battery electrolyte manufacturer with strong growth potential and competitive strength, with its products widely used in power batteries, energy‑storage batteries, and 3C‑type batteries, serving applications across new‑energy vehicles, energy storage, smartphones, laptops, power tools, smart wearables, and more.

From Pack‑level energy storage components to smart microgrids, Weirui Energy has brought its full range of energy storage ecosystem products to the forefront. Its specific offerings include cabinet‑type energy storage systems, containerized energy storage solutions, DC‑side energy storage systems, user‑side energy storage products, portable energy storage units, and intelligent microgrid solutions.

The company’s iMarsBD series of energy storage products includes energy storage inverters, integrated energy storage systems, AC‑coupled energy storage inverters, and energy storage converters. This product line is widely applicable to residential energy storage, commercial and industrial energy storage, small microgrid systems, and various other scenarios. Additionally, the company has introduced a full range of innovative battery solutions tailored for energy storage, including 300 Ah batteries dedicated to grid‑scale energy storage, large cylindrical batteries for residential use, as well as a series of 280 Ah and other specialized energy‑storage batteries.

Dalian Borong is dedicated to the research, development, and production of high-performance vanadium‑based products, including vanadium oxides, vanadates, and vanadium electrolytes. It is a leading domestic enterprise engaged in the large‑scale industrial production of vanadium‑based energy storage media and high‑performance vanadium products.

(2) Energy Storage Business: In the energy storage sector, the company has established a wholly‑owned subsidiary in partnership, offering customers a comprehensive portfolio of industrial and commercial energy storage systems, residential energy storage solutions, and portable energy storage products.

At this exhibition, on-site demonstrations showcased interconnection solutions for the photovoltaic sector, including distributed energy storage interconnection, centralized energy storage interconnection, integrated busbar interconnection, and liquid‑cooled thermal management for energy storage. The product lineup encompasses a full range of connectors, such as high‑current DC series connectors, 3‑ and 5‑pole AC series connectors, 18‑pole signal series connectors, stacked battery‑terminal connectors, FFC‑CCS (integrated busbar), energy‑storage chillers, and more.