From ESS News
Longi Green Energy, China’s largest vertically integrated solar manufacturer, has been linked with a rapid pivot into the battery storage market. According to Chinese media reports, the company has taken a stake in Suzhou-based energy storage systems integrator Suzhou Jingkong Energy Technology and is also in talks to acquire a second storage business.
The reports – which Longi has not formally confirmed – suggest the company is aiming for swift access to system integration capabilities rather than pursuing full vertical integration.
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