A subsidiary of global lithium giant Ganfeng Lithium, the energy storage arm is leveraging its supply chain to scale international operations. The centerpiece of the upcoming Munich showcase is a 6.26 MWh containerized system utilizing 392 Ah and 588 Ah cells. By reducing the component count per GWh by 47% and land usage by 31%, the manufacturer aims to lower the levelized cost of storage by more than 20% compared to previous iterations.

The firm is currently expanding its footprint in Europe and North America, supported by a global service network and projects ranging from a 1 GW/4 GWh grid-forming installation in Inner Mongolia to independent storage sites in Germany and the UK. With its 314 Ah cell now achieving 15,000 cycles through cathode lithium replenishment, the company is positioning its hardware for long-duration applications. All global operations are managed through GFL BESS LIMITED, with 24/7 support offices established across key markets in Spain, Australia, Canada, and the United States.