Chinese battery manufacturer EVE Energy has signed a framework agreement with U.S.-based energy storage supplier Fluence covering up to 206 GWh of battery deliveries between 2027 and 2031.

EVE Energy said in a stock exchange filing that its subsidiary Hubei EVE Power signed the agreement with Fluence Energy Global Production Operation, LLC following earlier cooperation between the companies. The parties agreed on a committed delivery volume of 16 GWh for 2027, with a further 190 GWh of capacity reserved for 2028 through 2031.

According to EVE Energy, the agreement is a framework arrangement and specific product specifications, quantities, prices, delivery schedules and quality requirements will be determined through subsequent purchase orders. The company also warned that changes in industry policy, market conditions or other unforeseen factors could affect implementation.

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