Tianhe Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. has made significant breakthroughs in the energy storage market in the Asia Pacific region. As of July 2025, the total scale of its large-scale energy storage projects under construction in the Asia Pacific region (excluding China) has exceeded 2.4GWh. This achievement demonstrates the company's leading position in the global energy storage field, with projects covering core markets such as the Commonwealth of Australia, Japan, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and South Asia. According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance's latest forecast, the newly installed capacity of energy storage in the Asia Pacific region (excluding China) is expected to reach 16GWh by 2025. With a significant market share, Tianhe Energy Storage is becoming the backbone driving the development of the regional energy storage industry.

Recently, Tianhe Energy Storage has successively won benchmark projects in multiple strategic markets in Asia Pacific, including the 1.7GWh energy storage power station in South Asia, one of the largest energy storage projects in the region to date, and the 500MWh Limestone Coast North Energy Park project in the Australian Federation. These projects fully demonstrate the company's system integration capabilities in complex application scenarios. All projects adopt the Elementa Diamond series energy storage system independently developed by Tianhe Energy Storage, equipped with self-developed and self-produced battery cells, providing an integrated solution from the battery cell to the battery compartment to the AC side. By using intelligent temperature control technology to accurately control the temperature difference of the battery cells within 3 ℃, the auxiliary power consumption is as low as 1.8%, and the energy loss can be reduced by up to 30% compared to conventional solutions in the industry. This significantly improves overall energy efficiency while ensuring system safety and performance.

With the rapid growth of energy demand in the Asia Pacific region, the energy storage market is experiencing explosive development. Data shows that the overall size of the Asia Pacific energy storage market is expected to grow from over 5 billion US dollars in 2024 to 16 billion US dollars in 2035, and large-scale energy storage project construction is underway in regions such as the Commonwealth of Australia and South Asia. In the face of this trend, Tianhe Energy Storage has been rated as a Bloomberg New Energy Finance Level 1 Energy Storage Manufacturer for six consecutive quarters, thanks to its reliable supply chain system, excellent technical strength, and comprehensive performance guarantee. It has also consistently ranked among the top in the global energy storage system integrator financing report, winning widespread recognition from investors.

Dr. Zhao Lu, the head of energy storage business for Tianhe Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. in the Asia Pacific region, stated that the company's continuous breakthroughs in the region confirm the strong demand for high-quality energy storage solutions in the market, and also reflect the company's core competitiveness in technological innovation, localized delivery, and long-term reliability. At present, Tianhe Energy Storage has established a full process guarantee system from manufacturing to delivery, from grid connection debugging to long-term operation and maintenance, and has local expert teams in multiple key markets, familiar with local policies, grid access requirements, and market dynamics. In the future, Tianhe Energy Storage will further deepen its international market layout, support the accelerated development of global renewable energy with safer, more efficient, and intelligent energy storage systems, and continue to contribute to the transformation of energy structure. (This article is from the official website of Jian Dao www.seetao.com. Reproduction without permission is prohibited, otherwise it will be prosecuted. Please indicate Jian Dao website+original link when reprinting.) Jian Dao website new energy column editor/Yang Beihua