LISINER has delivered a 7.5 MW / 15 MWh commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage project for a foundry enterprise serving the automotive supply chain, helping improve energy flexibility, optimize electricity use and support greener manufacturing.

Located at Longitude 113.95°, Latitude 32.99°, the project is owned and developed by Guangdong Luojia Photovoltaic and Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. In September 2025, it secured non-recourse financing from Zhichuang Financial Leasing, connecting industrial energy demand with energy storage assets and financial capital.

The project deploys three LISINER TRITON-5016 containerized energy storage units, each rated at 5.016 MWh. The systems are pre-installed, pre-configured and pre-commissioned, with intelligent liquid cooling, an IP55 rating and multi-layer safety protection for demanding C&I applications.

For foundry operations, where processes such as melting, molding, pouring and finishing create complex and energy-intensive load profiles, the system provides flexible capacity to better align electricity use with production needs. It helps smooth the plant’s load curve and enables more active energy management without affecting output.

First-year discharge is estimated at approximately 4 million kWh, with lifetime discharge expected to exceed 56 million kWh.

The project demonstrates how C&I energy storage can support industrial users in improving energy efficiency, managing costs and advancing low-carbon operations.Editor/Cheng Liting