Recently, Jinko Storage announced the successful commissioning of three 3.44 MWh Utility G1 Blue Whale liquid-cooled energy storage systems at the Zorline project in Romania, achieving a total capacity of 10.32 MWh. The project will support the local grid and renewable energy integration, contributing to Romania’s energy transition goals, and marks a significant milestone in Jinko Storage’s expansion in the Southeast European market.
Designed for Romania’s climate conditions and grid requirements, the Utility G1 system is equipped with an intelligent battery management system (BMS) that provides real-time cell-level monitoring and thermal runaway alerts. Combined with a five-layer safety protection system and IP55-rated enclosure, it effectively handles local temperature fluctuations and complex environmental challenges. Its advanced liquid-cooling and heating management system maintains cell temperature differences within 2.5 °C, ensuring stable operation across a wide temperature range of -30 °C to 50 °C. The system offers over 7,000 life cycles, and its compact design saves space compared with traditional solutions, making it particularly suitable for projects with limited site area. Its modular architecture allows flexible expansion, precisely adapting to Romania’s diverse geographical conditions and grid dispatch requirements.
As Jinko Storage’s official distributor in Romania, SolarToday played a key coordination role in this project, ensuring timely equipment delivery and efficient collaboration with local stakeholders. Meanwhile, PowerKonnekt provided support through its advanced energy management system (EMS), enabling precise control, real-time monitoring, and intelligent optimization of the storage systems to ensure reliable performance and operation.
“The successful delivery of the Zorline project represents a major milestone for Jinko Storage in the Romanian market,” said Roberto Murgioni, General Manager of Jinko Storage Europe. “We will continue to work closely with local partners, leveraging advanced storage technologies to support Romania’s energy structure optimization, drive the clean energy transition across Southeast Europe, and contribute to building a more resilient and sustainable energy future.”
Source：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/TipY3cedGQEOdGjvx1IxDw
