On the sunny banks of the Nile River, a collaboration on a green future is unfolding. Recently, CORNEX signed a strategic cooperation agreement with important local partners WeaCan and Kemet in Egypt. Chu Neng New Energy Chairman Dai Deming and Kemet Board Chairman Ahmed Salaheddin Abdelwahab Elabd signed the contract on behalf of both parties. Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy Moustafa Kamal Esmat Mahmoud and other government and business representatives witnessed this moment together. This cooperation not only means that CORNEX has successfully opened the door to the North African market, but also a vivid practice of deepening collaboration and promoting sustainable development between China and Egypt in the field of green energy.

Deeply cultivating the local area, strong alliance to jointly build the cornerstone of the project

According to the agreement, CORNEX, WeaCan, and Kemet will leverage their respective strengths to form an efficient collaborative chain. WeaCan and Kemet, as the core driving forces behind the project's landing in Egypt, will leverage their deep local resources and rich project experience to be fully responsible for application scenario docking, government approval, grid access coordination, and localized operation services, paving the way for the smooth implementation of the project. CORNEX, as a technology and product supplier, will supply energy storage systems with a total capacity of up to 6GWh to the Egyptian market in stages, ensuring their safe and stable operation, and providing full lifecycle technical support. This model of "Chinese technology products+localized landing services" provides a solid guarantee for the successful deployment of large-scale energy storage projects in overseas markets.

Entering as needed, embracing Egypt's golden period of energy storage development

Egypt has unique solar and wind energy resources, with enormous potential for developing "new energy+energy storage". In order to optimize the energy structure and ensure the stability of the power grid, the Egyptian government has set a goal of achieving a 42% share of renewable energy generation by 2030, and has planned to add more than 10 GWh of grid side energy storage capacity in the future. The market is entering a rapid growth channel. The 6GWh energy storage product signed by CORNEX this time will directly serve the core needs of Egypt's power grid peak shaving, frequency regulation, and new energy consumption. After the completion of the project, it will significantly enhance the flexibility and reliability of Egypt's power grid, promote the large-scale application of clean energy, and inject strong momentum into Egypt's construction of a new power system and low-carbon transformation.

Expanding globally, the influence of Chinese energy storage brands continues to rise

This signing is an important milestone in CORNEX's globalization strategy. In recent years, CORNEX has continuously improved its global service network and established four regional service centers covering China, Europe, North America, and Australia, forming a localized support system that radiates globally. With independent research and development of core technologies, high safety and reliability product design, and precise grasp of different market demands, Chuneng's products and solutions have been delivered and applied in more than 60 countries and regions around the world, and the brand's international influence is increasing day by day. Looking ahead, CORNEX will continue to adhere to open cooperation, deepen collaboration with global partners in technology, market, and ecological construction, and jointly promote the green transformation of the global energy structure. Keywords: Energy Storage Latest News, Energy Storage New Energy News

It is reported that CORNEX has confirmed its participation in the 14th Energy Storage International Summit and Exhibition (ESIE 2026) to be held in 2025, and looks forward to collaborating with global industry colleagues to jointly draw a new blueprint for energy storage development. Editor/Yang Beihua