[Announcement of Winning Bid for Ningxia Photovoltaic Storage Project] Recently, the bidding candidates for the procurement of energy storage system equipment for the 2026 stock photovoltaic power supply side energy storage project in Ningxia were announced. Xuchang Xuji Electric Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. ranks as the first candidate for winning the bid with a total quotation of approximately 35.7715 million yuan, equivalent to a unit price of approximately 0.745 yuan/watt hour. TBEA Xinjiang New Energy Co., Ltd. and Beijing Tiancheng Tongchuang Electric Co., Ltd. ranked second and third respectively, with quotations of approximately 33.5448 million yuan and 32.6424 million yuan, corresponding to unit prices of approximately 0.697 yuan/watt hour and 0.68 yuan/watt hour, respectively.Editor/Yang Meiling

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