Shanghai (ZXZC)- Chinese power and energy storage battery supplier CALB Co., Ltd. ("CALB") and Zhongcheng Dayou Industry Group Co., Ltd. ("Zhongcheng Dayou") signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Shenzhen on January 11, according to CALB's press release.

According to the agreement, the two parties will collaborate primarily in areas such as independent energy storage on the grid side, industrial and commercial energy storage, and integrated projects involving solar storage and ultra-fast charging. This collaboration aims to synergize resources, elevate technological capabilities, and enhance the level of green development.

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Zhongcheng Dayou, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the state-owned Zhongting Holding Group Co., Ltd., aligns closely with national strategies, strategically focusing on various regions, including the Pearl River Delta, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. The group is dedicated to becoming a leader in the new energy ecosystem, supporting the implementation of dual-carbon goals, accelerating the transformation of the energy system, and comprehensively deploying energy storage markets on both the "user side" and the "grid side" nationwide. It promotes the "county-wide integration of photovoltaic, energy storage, and ultra-fast charging" model, aiming to establish a national demonstration county for carbon neutrality.

CALB, with years of dedicated focus on the energy storage market, boasts leading technology and product capabilities. It possesses extensive experience in energy storage market applications and serves as a key player in national energy storage demonstration projects. The company strategically positions itself in various application scenarios, including new energy-enabled power generation, grid integration, and end-user applications. CALB has established long-term strategic partnerships with industry-leading enterprises in wind power, photovoltaics, and the national power grid. It has achieved comprehensive coverage in diverse application scenarios such as offshore islands, remote plateaus, high-altitude and low-pressure environments, setting numerous domestic records in total installed capacity.