China Liquid Cooling Utility Power Plant | 108MWh

Location: Chun’an China

Application: Liquid-Cooling Large Utility Power Plant.

Energy Storage: 54MW/108MWh

Purpose: Peak shaving and valley filling off-grid backup.

This large-scale energy storage project in Chun’an, China’s Qiandao Lake area, deploys a 54MW/108MWh liquid-cooling utility power plant to address growing regional power demands and grid stability challenges. Designed for peak shaving, valley filling, and off-grid backup, the system plays a vital role in balancing electricity supply, especially during peak consumption hours.

By storing excess power during low-demand periods and releasing it during high-demand times, the project reduces grid stress and enhances overall energy efficiency. The advanced liquid-cooling technology ensures stable system performance, optimized safety, and extended battery lifespan, making it highly reliable for large-scale applications.

For the local utility and surrounding industries, the project delivers significant value: reduced operating costs, improved grid flexibility, and a dependable backup power source in case of outages. It also supports China’s broader renewable energy transition by enabling higher penetration of clean energy resources. This project stands as a benchmark in the integration of large-scale storage solutions, highlighting how liquid-cooled systems can drive both economic and environmental benefits for modern power infrastructure.

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