From October 29 to 30, the All Energy Australia 2025 exhibition was held in Melbourne, where CALB showcased its advanced energy storage technology solutions. The "Zhijiu" series, which had already garnered significant attention in European and American markets, once again attracted widespread interest in Australia. This demonstrated CALB's ongoing innovation and strategic global expansion in the energy storage sector.

Innovative Technology Driving New Industry Trends

CALB introduced several flagship products, including the second-generation 314Ah 2.0 energy storage cell. By incorporating full-lifecycle lithium-replenishment technology and high-performance LFP materials, the cell achieves an industry-leading breakthrough of up to 15,000 cycles—extending its lifespan by more than 20% compared to mainstream alternatives. In addition, the next-generation 588Ah and 684Ah large-capacity, long-life cells feature a third-generation extended-life design, reaching an energy density of over 430Wh/L and system efficiency of 96.5%. These solutions enable a capacity of more than 6.26MWh within a standard 20-foot container, significantly enhancing project returns and setting new benchmarks for the industry.

For commercial and utility-scale applications, CALB launched its 373kWh liquid-cooled outdoor cabinet and 5MWh liquid-cooled container system. Built with a single-cabinet modular architecture, the system offers a service life of up to 15 years and a charge-discharge efficiency of 95%. It supports advanced functionalities such as peak shaving, frequency regulation, harmonic suppression, and integrated wind-PV-storage operation. Equipped with industry-leading thermal-electric separation technology and multiple layers of protection, the system has passed rigorous UL and IEC certifications, ensuring reliable performance even in complex operating environments.

As a pioneer in battery technology, CALB remains committed to driving innovation and delivering dependable solutions for the global energy transition—advancing the worldwide shift toward cleaner, more sustainable energy.