Hithium and Samsung C&T Forge a Global Alliance for 10 GWh of Energy Storage

Hithium and Samsung C&T collaborate to develop 10 GWh of energy storage capacity, strengthening their international market presence through a strategic partnership.

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Hithium, a major player in energy storage, has formalized a strategic partnership with Samsung C&T Engineering & Construction Group, a company renowned for its international projects in engineering and construction. This agreement aims to develop a total capacity of 10 GWh in battery energy storage systems (BESS).

The alliance was formalized at Hithium’s headquarters in Xiamen, China, marking an important milestone for both companies. It will combine Hithium’s technical expertise with Samsung C&T’s capabilities in managing complex projects.

A Strategic Pipeline of 10 GWh

The partnership envisions a project pipeline representing a global capacity of 10 GWh, bolstering the ambitions of both companies in the expanding energy storage market. By joining forces, they aim to increase competitiveness and seize strategic opportunities in the sector.

Hithium will provide its expertise in storage solutions, while Samsung C&T will enhance project execution through its well-established engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) capabilities. This collaboration will also facilitate supply chain integration and resource sharing to meet market demands effectively.

A Catalyst for Global Growth

The growing demand for energy storage solutions, particularly to support renewable infrastructure, drives companies to establish strong partnerships. This joint project demonstrates a strategic commitment to addressing this demand while anticipating logistical and industrial challenges on a global scale.

Nazar Yi, Vice President of Hithium, stated: “This alliance with Samsung C&T marks a turning point in our growth strategy. By combining our respective expertise, we are better positioned to meet the increasing demands of the global market.”

Both companies are committed to accelerating the deployment of innovative technologies while strengthening their presence in key markets worldwide.

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