Recently, CEECATL successfully signed a supply contract for 2GWh energy storage battery container equipment for a project in Oman, and recently completed domestic port consolidation and delivery. This successful signing marks an important breakthrough for the company in the overseas large-scale energy storage market.

Supported by CEECATL, its wholly-owned subsidiary, AEES, has leveraged technological empowerment to gain high-end access and implement core links such as project development and performance delivery.

AEES is not only responsible for the supply of energy storage battery containers, but also provides full life-cycle services covering scheme design, on-site installation guidance, professional technical training, commissioning, operation and maintenance, as well as long-term technical support. This fully demonstrates the enterprise’s capability in delivering systematic solutions and its comprehensive service advantages in the energy storage sector.

This project represents an important layout of the company in overseas markets, especially in the Middle East. Its implementation will strengthen Oman’s power grid energy storage and peak-shaving capacity, help accelerate the green transformation of Oman’s energy structure, and consolidate the infrastructure of its power system.

Going forward, CEECATL will continue to enhance overseas localized services, adapt to international standards and operational environments, deepen partnerships with local collaborators, and further elevate its influence in the global energy storage market. This signing is a key step in the company’s internationalization strategy, signifying that CEECATL is gradually becoming an important player in the global energy storage industry.