Today, we proudly celebrate RelyEZ Energy's 7th Anniversary.

As the global energy storage market continues to expand, RelyEZ Energy is steadily strengthening its international presence while accelerating project delivery worldwide. Recently, the company's 20 MW / 80 MWh battery energy storage project in Chile successfully completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) and was officially shipped.

RelyEZ Energy is pleased to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent (LOI) with emPower-E, marking the beginning of a strategic collaboration to accelerate the deployment of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) across key international markets.

As renewable energy deployment continues to accelerate, energy storage systems must do more than simply store electricity, they must deliver higher efficiency, greater reliability, and lower lifecycle costs.

The energy storage industry is entering a new chapter.

For years, discussions have centered on battery capacity, system efficiency, and deployment scale. While these remain essential, today's market is increasingly asking a more fundamental question:

Africa stands at a defining moment in its economic development journey.

We are proud to announce that RelyEZ and Voltkeepers have officially signed a partnership agreement during RE-Source SEE 2026 in Bulgaria, marking an important milestone in expanding RelyEZ's footprint across Southeast Europe.

We are proud to share that RelyEZ has been included in the Q2 2026 global Tier 1 energy storage manufacturer list released by BloombergNEF.

From “passive response” to “proactive action,” energy storage stations are becoming a key component of the power grid’s emergency support system.

Recently, the Mangla Village Energy Storage Station in Yunnan completed a plant-level black start test. This milestone indicates that the 150MW/300MWh “mega power bank” now has the capability to self-start and restore power supply under extreme conditions, adding a crucial layer of security to the regional grid.

Africa’s renewable energy expansion is accelerating, led by solar deployment across East, West, and Southern Africa. Yet as generation capacity grows, the continent’s central challenge is shifting from installation to integration. Grid instability, diesel dependence, and weak transmission networks are placing new emphasis on battery energy storage systems (BESS) as critical infrastructure rather than optional add-ons.