A significant shipment of 110MWh of battery energy storage has left EVE Energy’s Jingmen facility en route to Turkey. The delivery comprises 32 units of the company’s 3.44MWh-280-1P high-rate energy storage systems, destined for two flagship projects developed by Aksa Renewable Energy. These include the Şanlıurfa 50 MW Standalone Energy Storage Facility and the Gaziantep 40.5 MW Solar-Integrated Storage Plant. The deployment is expected to enhance grid stability and regulation capabilities in the region, providing a reliable, safe, and high-performance storage solution to support Turkey’s energy transition.

Advanced Technology Meets Local Climatic and Grid Demands

Turkey, positioned between Europe and Asia, has seen rapid growth in photovoltaic capacity, leveraging its strong solar resources. This expansion increases demand on the grid for frequency regulation and operational stability. Furthermore, the Mediterranean climate, with its prolonged summer heat, challenges the long-term reliability and thermal management of energy storage infrastructure.

To meet these conditions, EVE Energy’s 3.44MWh-280-1P high-rate ESS integrates precision thermal control, maintaining a temperature differential within 5℃ during full 1P output. The system also offers millisecond-level response to aid grid frequency regulation, helping to balance intermittency from solar generation and supporting Turkey’s shift toward higher renewable penetration.

110MESShipment Showcases End-to-End Project Delivery

The 110MWh shipment underscores EVE Energy’s integrated capabilities—from research and scaled manufacturing to international project execution. All systems are housed in standardized 20-foot containers, meet global transportation and grid standards, and have cleared Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) under Aksa Renewable Energy’s oversight, ensuring quality consistency.

From production through logistics, EVE Energy has demonstrated coordinated project management. The containerized, integrated transport approach simplifies overseas shipping and on-site installation, enabling near plug-and-play deployment that accelerates project timelines and improves customer returns.

Strengthening Partnerships for a Sustainable Energy Pathway

Collaboration with Aksa Renewable Energy on these projects will increase local grid flexibility, improve renewable integration, and advance Turkey’s progress toward energy independence and a low-carbon future.

This 110MWh delivery represents both a market expansion milestone and a reflection of EVE Energy’s technology-driven, globally oriented strategy. The company notes it will continue working with international partners, employing innovation and reliable delivery to promote a cleaner, more efficient, and secure zero-carbon energy landscape.