Jingke Energy signs an 84MWh energy storage project with Australian ACLE Services
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发表于 2024-5-28 17:42:13
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Recently, Jingke Energy announced progress in cooperation with ACLE Services on the D-BESS project. Jingke Energy has officially signed a contract with ACLE to provide them with an 84 megawatt hour ground power plant energy storage system, which is the core of ACLE's seven projects for sustainable energy infrastructure (SEI) construction.
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