[Wind power tenders speed up]Since 2022, China Power Construction, Longyuan Power, China Guangdong Nuclear Power and other listed companies have successively issued large-scale wind power project procurement bidding announcements. Industry insiders said that during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the newly installed capacity of China's wind power is expected to be 250 million kilowatts to 300 million kilowatts, and the industry's bidding demand is expected to continue to be strong. Editor / Xu Shengpeng
Recently, MOL Group announced that it has successfully built a 40MWh battery energy storage system in the MOL petrochemical plant in Tissa'uyvaros, Hungary. The project is located next to the end-user factory and is currently the largest battery energy storage facility in eastern Hungary. The operation of this system will directly serve the power consumption of the factory area, significantly improving energy efficiency and operational economy.Editor/Yang Meiling
SolaX Power recently announced that its ORI 5MWh energy storage system has successfully completed full-scale system level detonation testing under the guidance of UL Solutions. This test is conducted based on the UL 9540A: 2025 draft framework and is UL's first system level deflagration assessment worldwide. The test intentionally triggered thermal runaway of the battery cell in a controlled environment and kept the ventilation system closed, fully simulating the extreme process of combustible gas release, accumulation, and even detonation. The test scenario is designed based on high demand parameters, with the ignition point set at a location that may exacerbate pressure and flame turbulence. In the end, the system structure remained intact and successfully passed the strict thermal runaway safety verification.Editor/Yang Meiling