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Ganfeng LiEnergy's Ambitious Expansion in Energy Storage

In a significant development for the energy sector, Ganfeng LiEnergy recently concluded successful negotiations at the SNEC Smart E event, leading to the establishment of a project pipeline exceeding 30 GWh. This achievement marks a pivotal moment as the company gears up for its presentation at Intersolar Europe 2026, where it plans to unveil an extensive spectrum of energy storage solutions tailored for various applications.

Ganfeng LiEnergy, a subsidiary of Ganfeng Lithium (HKSE: 01772), stands at the forefront of the lithium ecosystem, seamlessly integrating upstream lithium resource development, midstream processing of lithium compounds and metals, and downstream battery production, complemented by a robust recycling program. The company's storage solutions encompass a comprehensive range—from AC/DC storage systems to energy storage power plants and solar-plus-storage configurations, catering to utility and commercial sectors alike.

One of the highlights of Ganfeng's offerings is the containerized storage system, with a capacity of 6.26 MWh. This innovative design utilizes modularity and large-format cells, adjusting the spatial requirements by 31% for a site operating at 100 MWh while concurrently decreasing component quantity per GWh by 47%. Such enhancements not only improve inherent reliability but also simplify operations and maintenance processes, significantly lowering both capital (CAPEX) and operational (OPEX) costs, thus achieving a reduction of over 20% in average storage costs.

The system showcases exceptional efficiency, boasting a 96.5% efficiency rating. It also supports flexible configurations that can operate for durations ranging from 2 to 8 hours, making it ideal for long-duration applications including Advanced Industrial Demand Control (AIDC). This versatility is coupled with stringent safety measures, consisting of a six-stage protection system and a remarkable temperature resistance range from -40 °C to 60 °C, ensuring compliance with international transportation standards.

Furthermore, Ganfeng’s 314-Ah cells utilize lithium replenishment at the cathode, allowing for an impressive 15,000 charge cycles—equating to the lifespan of solar-plus-storage installations. Presently, these cells are being produced in large volumes to meet the demands of long-duration projects, while Ganfeng LiEnergy continues to provide integrated solutions rated between 120 kWh and 261 kWh, as well as home connect systems for grid connectivity, peak load coverage, and energy management.

As the global demand for reliable, low-carbon energy infrastructure escalates, Ganfeng LiEnergy is strategically expanding its presence in both Europe and North America. With an emphasis on fostering renewable energy integration, supporting grid stability, and aiding long-term decarbonization objectives, Ganfeng is well-positioned to lead the charge in energy storage solutions.

For further details about Ganfeng’s offerings and the upcoming presentation at Intersolar Europe 2026, visit www.ganfenglithium.com for comprehensive insights into their innovative initiatives and product lines.