Qingpu-basedSinobrook New Energy Technologies (Shanghai) Co Ltd, a leading player in China's energy storage thermal management sector, has secured a significant contract to supply its liquid cooling systems for major energy storage projects in Bulgaria and Romania, with a total capacity of 800 MWh.

This landmark deal is part of a broader surge in the company's international business. Since the second half of this year,Sinobrookhas won or delivered projects across multiple countries, including Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Turkey, Italy, the Czech Republic, Spain, and India. The cumulative capacity of these projects has reached an impressive 4.2 GWh—enough electricity to power a large community or tens of thousands of households for a year.

These achievements underscore robust global demand for energy storage solutions. Competing in the stringent European market, which prioritizes safety, environmental standards, and lifecycle value,Sinobrookhas delivered a highly competitive thermal management solution praised for its eco-friendliness, low noise, and high efficiency.

"The high standards of the European market serve as the ultimate test for our technological capabilities," said Zhou Lei,co-founder andgeneralmanager ofSinobrookNew Energy. "The successful implementation of these projects not only proves the global competitiveness of our solutions but also provides valuable experience for the overseas expansion of China's energy storage industry chain."

In the future,Sinobrookaims to extend the innovative advantages of Chinese thermal management technology to more countries and regions. From large-scale grid-supporting storage projects to medium and small-scale solutions for distributed scenarios, the company is committed to becoming a key driver in the global transition to clean, low-carbon energy, contributing solid "Chinese wisdom" and "Chinese solutions" to the world's carbon neutrality goals.