The Romania Zorline project represents a significant milestone for Jinko ESS in expanding its presence in the Southeast European market. The project deploys three sets of SunTera G1 liquid-cooled energy storage systems, with a total capacity of 10.32 MWh, to support grid stability and renewable energy integration. The system is specifically designed for Romania's complex climate conditions, featuring an intelligent battery management system, five-layer safety protection, IP55 rating, and advanced liquid-cooling technology that maintains cell temperature differences within 2.5°C, demonstrating Jinko ESS's firm commitment to driving the regional clean energy transition.

This project serves a leading renewable energy enterprise in Hungary, employing high-performance battery energy storage technology with fast response, stable communication, and high adaptability, enabling precise scheduling even in complex grid environments. The project has successfully participated in Europe's fast frequency regulation market (aFRR), showcasing Jinko ESS's mature O&M capabilities and further solidifying its strategic footprint in the European market.

 This project is equipped with 5 units of SunGiga, enabling self-consumption and peak shaving functions. The system adopts a low-voltage grid-connection mode via transformer, effectively regulating power supply and demand by storing electricity during off-peak periods and discharging during peak periods, thereby improving power system stability and energy utilization efficiency.

 Jinko ESS deployed a large-scale energy storage system for Athens International Airport (AIA) to support its carbon neutrality target by 2025. Upon completion, AIA will become the largest self-consumption system operator among global airport facilities and the first international airport to achieve 100% energy self-sufficiency. This project is also Greece's first large-scale energy storage system integrated with a PV plant.