[Mingyang Smart signed the Philippine onshore wind power project] Recently, Mingyang Smart Energy Group Co., Ltd. and Singaporean renewable energy company Vena Energy signed contracts in Manila for the largest installed wind power projects in the Philippines - the Talim 212.5 MW onshore wind power project and the Sembrano 93.75 MW onshore wind power project. Mingyang Smart will provide 49 MySE 6.25-172 wind turbines for the above two projects, which is currently the model with the largest single-unit capacity in the Philippines. In addition, Mingyang Intelligent will also provide transportation, hoisting, commissioning, operation and long-term operation and maintenance services for the two projects. The project is scheduled to be completed in the second half of 2024. Edit/Ma Xue

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• 2026.03.16 17:17
• [Huawei Digital Energy Consortium wins Brazil's largest energy storage project]
• The consortium formed by Huawei Digital Energy and Aggreko UK has successfully secured a large-scale solar storage hybrid project in the Amazon region of Brazil. This project is the result of a public tender by the Brazilian federal government in 2026 and will become the largest energy storage system in Brazil, aimed at supplying power to remote communities in the Amazon region. The project plans to construct a total of 110MWp photovoltaic power stations and supporting 120MWh energy storage systems in 24 locations, covering medium-sized towns such as Tef é. The total investment of the project is approximately 165 million US dollars, equivalent to 850 million Brazilian reals. Among them, 510 million reals of funds come from funds related to Axia Energia, and the rest is jointly funded by partners.Editor/Yang Meiling

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• [Marstek launches ultra-thin plug-in home energy storage system Venus B]
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