Fidra Energy and Sungrow today announced the signing of a strategic 4.4GWh energy storage partnership agreement to support Fidra’s plans to establish a 10GW battery energy storage system (“BESS”) platform across the UK and other European markets by 2030 (the “Agreement”). 

In June 2024, Sungrow took the bold step of deliberately combusting the 10MWh of its PowerTitan 1.0 liquid-cooled battery energy storage system (BESS), becoming the first company globally to conduct a large-scale burn test on an energy storage system. Recently, the company invested approximately 4.23 million USD[1] to perform the world’s largest and longest burn test on 20MWh of its PowerTitan 2.0 liquid-cooled BESS.

Sungrow, the globally renowned renewable energy company, has been recognized on the Forbes China Top 50 Most Innovative Companies list for 2024. Remarkably, the company has held this accolade for four consecutive years. Sungrow's consistent presence on the list is a testament to its unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence in the renewable energy sector.

During the event, set to take place in Milan on 21st November, industry experts will discuss developments, challenges and solutions associated to the deployment of Battery Energy Storage Systems, as well as a showcase of Sungrow’s cutting-edge products, for the first time in Italy.