HiTHIUM recently entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Energy 3000, a renowned European provider of photovoltaic and energy storage solutions, for 1 GWh of energy storage supply.  

The signing ceremony was held in Shanghai, China. Christian Bairhuber, CEO of Energy 3000, and Yuyuan Wu, Vice President of HiTHIUM, jointly witnessed the event. The agreement was signed by Michael Bairhuber, Vice President of Energy 3000, and Ying He, General Sales Manager of HiTHIUM’s C&I Business Department, with Wenqi Guo, Supply Chain Director of Energy 3000, also present.  

Under the agreement, HiTHIUM will supply high-performance energy storage systems to Energy 3000 over the next three years, including all-in-one C&I cabinets, DC cabinets, and energy storage containers—delivering a wide range of tailored solutions for commercial and industrial energy storage applications.  

This partnership reinforces the collaboration between the two companies in Europe’s clean energy sector. It also represents a key step in expanding their footprint in the region’s C&I energy storage market, injecting fresh momentum into future cooperation.  

Energy 3000, headquartered in Austria, operates across Eastern, Central, and Southern Europe, with a strong presence in German-speaking markets. By combining HiTHIUM’s advanced technology and system integration capabilities with Energy 3000’s local market expertise and distribution network, the two companies are positioned to provide European customers with safe, efficient, and flexible energy storage solutions while jointly expanding their influence across the region.  

HiTHIUM’s products are characterized by high energy density, robust safety performance, intelligent thermal management, and advanced BMS systems, ensuring stable operation under Europe’s diverse climatic conditions. HiTHIUM will also offer technical and operational support to ensure efficient project delivery and long-term system reliability.  

This 1 GWh partnership marks a milestone in both companies’ shared dedication to sustainable energy development—helping drive Europe’s clean energy transition and advancing progress toward a carbon-neutral future.