Global energy storage firm HiTHIUM has entered a strategic partnership with El-Mor Renewable Energy, a major Israeli EPC contractor. This collaboration signifies a key step in HiTHIUM's global strategy for long-duration energy storage (LDES).

Israel's rapid renewable energy growth, driven by national decarbonization goals, has created a pressing demand for large-scale storage to integrate solar power and ensure a stable grid. LDES is increasingly vital for storing daytime solar energy for use during peak evening hours.

El-Mor will provide EPC services for multiple battery energy storage system (BESS) projects totaling 1.5GWh in capacity and 300MW in power. These landmark installations include the RAMAT BEKA project, a 1GWh solar-plus-storage facility that will be the largest of its kind in the region.

For these projects, HiTHIUM will supply its ∞Power 6.25MWh BESS as a comprehensive Energy Equipment Package. This integrated solution combines DC and AC systems, including battery containers, power conversion systems, medium-voltage equipment, and an energy management system, supported by full engineering services. This initiative represents the first major international deployment of HiTHIUM's long-duration storage technology.

"Israel and the Middle East are at a renewable energy turning point," stated Steven Song, HiTHIUM Senior Director of Sales for Israel. "Our partnership with El-Mor delivers the LDES technology needed to stabilize Israel's grid, enhance solar integration, and build a more resilient future power system."

"We are proud to partner with HiTHIUM to advance Israel's sustainable energy transition," said Avi Elkayam, Chairman of El-Mor. "Combining HiTHIUM's storage solution with our expertise in large-scale PV and BESS projects allows us to offer a one-stop solution for the Israeli market."

This partnership is strategically significant for HiTHIUM, showcasing its engineering and innovation leadership through its inaugural major overseas LDES project. By uniting El-Mor's local EPC knowledge with HiTHIUM's technology, the collaboration establishes a new benchmark for utility-scale energy storage.