Recently, Trina Storage, the world's leading provider of energy storage products and solutions, signed a project supply agreement with Lower 48 Energy, an independent power producer in the UK, to provide energy storage systems and solutions including Trina Storage Elementa for the Preston project in the UK. Yang Bao, President of Global Marketing of Trina Solar, Gabriele Buccini, Head of Energy Storage Business of Trina Solar Europe, and Hugh Mainwaring, Chief Executive Officer of Lower 48 Energy witnessed this moment together.
The project will use the Trina Storage Elementa system and is expected to be delivered in the fourth quarter of 2024 and officially commissioned in 2025. Upon commissioning, the project will enhance the stability of the local power grid and improve arbitrage capacity, storing and supplying 66 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually to meet the electricity needs of 22,750 households, further promoting renewable energy generation and making a significant contribution to the global energy transition.
Trina Storage Elementa is a high-performance grid-level liquid-cooled energy storage system that integrates the second-generation self-developed TrinaCore, which can be used in multiple application scenarios on the power generation side, the grid side, and the user side, and has significant advantages such as cost-effectiveness, ultimate safety, convenience and flexibility, and intelligent operation and maintenance. In terms of safety, Trina Storage Elementa has passed many international safety standards, including UL, IEC and UN. At the end of 2023, Trina Storage launched Elementa 2, a new generation of flexible liquid-cooled battery chambers, which have been released globally.
As an emerging independent power producer in the UK market, Lower 48 Energy chose Trina's vertically integrated solution capabilities and localised service capabilities to provide strong support for the project.
Hugh Mainwaring, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lower 48 Energy, said, ‘We chose Trina Storage because of the company's excellent track record in delivering similar systems, and we were confident in the reliability, experience and strong financial strength of the Trina Solar Group. By working well with Trina Storage's engineering team in the U.K., we are confident that Elementa will meet our needs.Trina Storage's local engineering expertise is critical to the whole and we look forward to the project moving forward smoothly.’
Gabriele Buccini, head of Trina Solar's energy storage business in Europe, said, ‘We are confident that this will be the beginning of a long and productive collaboration between the two companies, and we look forward to the successful delivery of the project and to witnessing the significant benefits it will bring.Lower 48 Energy is playing an important role in the UK's energy transition, and we are very fortunate to have been able to assist the company in taking this important step in the development of its energy storage business.’In the UK, Trina Storage has shipped over 1GWh cumulatively, fully demonstrating its excellent delivery capability and local service capacity overseas. By the end of June 2024, Trina Storage has shipped nearly 7GWh of battery pods and systems, and with the booming European energy storage market, Trina Storage will continue to plough into the European market, providing customers with high-quality services with advanced technology and reliable products, and contributing to Europe's clean energy transition and the global realisation of sustainable development goals.
In the UK, Trina Storage has shipped over 1GWh cumulatively, fully demonstrating its excellent delivery capability and local service capacity overseas. By the end of June 2024, Trina Storage has shipped nearly 7GWh of battery pods and systems, and with the booming European energy storage market, Trina Storage will continue to plough into the European market, providing customers with high-quality services with advanced technology and reliable products, and contributing to Europe's clean energy transition and the global realisation of sustainable development goals.
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