Solar N Plus New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (Solar N Plus), a leading manufacturer of SNP solar cells and modules, has recently signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Consistent Energy Storage Concept New Energy Co., Ltd. (CECS), a high-tech enterprise specializing in advanced energy storage systems. This partnership marks a major step in Solar N Plus’s ongoing effort to integrate solar and storage technologies, further strengthening its global energy storage strategy and collaborative ecosystem.
In response to the accelerating demand for integrated energy systems, Solar N Plus is expanding its “solar + storage” portfolio with new solutions targeting both commercial & industrial (C&I) and grid-side applications.
For C&I scenarios, its liquid-cooled all-in-one energy storage system features a compact modular design, integrated EMS, and advanced liquid cooling for precise thermal management. Certified to UL and IEC standards, the system supports multiple operation modes, connects to a cloud-based platform for full lifecycle monitoring, and uses long-life LFP batteries to ensure 15 years of dependable performance—while minimizing transport, installation, and O&M costs.
For grid and utility-scale applications, Solar N Plus offers a medium-voltage containerized storage system based on a non-walk-in 20-foot design. It integrates three-level automatic isolation, intelligent fire protection, thermal runaway early warning, and comprehensive temperature monitoring. Its modular and parallel-ready architecture ensures high scalability, stable operation, and optimized cost-efficiency across the system’s lifecycle.
Through its integrated “solar + storage” approach, Solar N Plus aims to offer global customers smarter, greener, and more stable energy solutions that support sustainable development and energy independence.
About Solar N Plus
Solar N Plus, backed by a publicly listed company (stock code: 002513), is a vertically integrated PV manufacturer focused on SNP technology. The company’s offerings span solar cells, modules, energy storage, power plant development, and smart energy systems. Its global footprint covers over 40 countries and regions including Germany, the Netherlands, Brazil, Austria, Turkey, and Japan.