Sineng Electric supplied power-conversion systems for the 300 MW Ordos hybrid BESS project in China

Sineng Electric has announced a supply agreement to provide grid-forming power-conversion systems for the 300 MW/1,200 MWh Ordos hybrid Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Inner Mongolia, China. Developed by Xingchen New Energy in collaboration with a large-scale energy storage ecosystem innovation consortium, this project represents a significant deployment of advanced energy storage technology. The utilization of grid-forming power-conversion systems within a hybrid BESS underscores a strategic focus on enhancing grid stability and integrating intermittent renewable energy sources effectively within China's rapidly evolving energy landscape. This deal is notable for its substantial capacity, positioning it as a major contributor to China's expanding energy storage infrastructure. The emphasis on 'grid-forming' capabilities indicates a move beyond basic energy shifting towards solutions that can actively support grid stability and resilience, a critical need as renewable penetration increases. While the financial value of the supply agreement remains undisclosed, the involvement of Sineng Electric as a key technology provider and Xingchen New Energy as a developer, within a broader innovation consortium, highlights the collaborative and technologically driven nature of the Chinese energy storage market, which is aggressively pursuing large-scale, high-performance BESS projects to support its ambitious decarbonization and energy security goals.