Chongqing- Just as a compact power bank can save the day when your phone's battery is low, unstable, and unpredictable, renewable energy now has its own superpower bank to guarantee a steady power supply.
In a recent interview with Bridging News, Qingan Energy Storage (QAES) managers discussed their cutting-edge energy storage solutions and plans to expand into international markets.
QAES has emerged as Chongqing's leading provider of integrated energy storage systems and security, and the company is now ready to expand globally with its mature products and solutions.
Jeffery Liu, International Business Unit Manager at QAES, noted that the company’s projects are already being implemented in regions like Europe and Southeast Asia, with notable deployments in cities such as Singapore and Berlin.
"Setting up a production facility in Germany underscores our long-term commitment to the European market and enhances our ability to quickly and flexibly respond to European customers' needs," said Pascal Papagrigoriou, the firm's general manager of Europe.
Germany's leadership in renewable energy also allows Chinese companies to enter European markets, boosting energy storage collaboration between China and Europe.
Pascal emphasized the strong cooperative potential and synergies between China and Europe in the energy storage sector. He noted that China excels in large-scale production and rapid technological scaling, while Europe is recognized for its advanced research and strict quality and safety standards. Together, this partnership promises innovative, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions.
QAES is dedicated to advancing technology and integrating leading-edge expertise to maintain its international competitiveness and showcase Chongqing's strengths on the global stage. Liu also emphasized that the presence of Chongqing's energy storage sector in diversified supply chains could lead to breakthroughs in energy storage technology.
(Ma Manlin, as an intern, also contributed to this report.)
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