The energy storage market in Poland, an Eastern European country, is rapidly rising and becoming an emerging force that cannot be ignored in the European energy landscape. Recently, several Chinese companies have successively won energy storage orders in the Polish market, with a total scale exceeding 8GWh, demonstrating the strong development trend of Chinese energy storage companies in the European market.

Far East Energy and European independent renewable energy developer Jinfeng Capital have signed a memorandum of understanding to supply and deploy 1GWh energy storage projects in Europe. According to the agreement, the first two Polish projects to be implemented have a scale of 344MWh and have both received long-term capacity contract guarantees. Subsequent projects will also extend to Germany, Hungary, Italy, and Greece, forming a large-scale energy storage corridor spanning Central and Southern Europe.

At the same time, Jinfeng Capital also signed a 500MWh grid type energy storage order with Huawei Poland, and Huawei will provide technical support for its digital energy business sector's grid type energy storage platform. EVE Energy has recently secured two European energy storage orders totaling 1.5GWh, including a strategic partnership of 500MWh with a Polish photovoltaic company and a 1GWh energy storage system project to be deployed with TSL Assembly between 2026-2030.

Of particular note is that Far Eastern Energy Storage has signed an agreement with three Polish energy companies to deploy over 5GWh of energy storage systems in Poland. This is the largest order publicly disclosed by a Chinese energy storage company in the Polish market since 2025. In addition, companies such as BYD, Cairi Energy, and JinkoSolar have also obtained a considerable number of energy storage orders in the Polish market.

The rapid development of Poland's energy storage market stems from its urgent need for energy transformation. As the largest coal consuming country in the European Union, Poland achieved for the first time in June 2025 that the proportion of renewable energy generation exceeded that of coal-fired power, marking a critical stage in the energy transition. However, the large-scale integration of renewable energy into the grid has also brought about problems such as power grid imbalance. In the first half of 2025, the amount of renewable energy abandoned reached a record high of 800 GWh.

With 1.2 billion euros in EU aid and multiple policy supports from Poland, the investment environment for energy storage continues to improve. With the acceleration of renewable energy installation, grid upgrades, and cost reductions, Poland is rapidly emerging as one of the most attractive energy storage markets in Europe, and Chinese companies are playing an indispensable role in this process with advanced technology and products. Editor/Yang Beihua