HiTHIUM, a leading provider of advanced energy storage technology, has signed a strategic 1 GWh cooperation agreement with Energy 3000, a prominent European provider of photovoltaic and energy storage solutions. The agreement was formalized in Shanghai, with key executives from both companies witnessing the signing, signaling a major step toward expanding commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage solutions across Europe.
Under the three-year agreement, HiTHIUM will supply high-performance energy storage systems, including all-in-one C&I cabinets, DC cabinets, and energy storage containers, tailored to diverse commercial and industrial applications. The collaboration aims to combine HiTHIUM’s cutting-edge technology — featuring high energy density, robust safety, intelligent thermal management, and advanced BMS systems — with Energy 3000’s strong local market expertise and distribution network across Eastern, Central, and Southern Europe.
“By leveraging HiTHIUM’s advanced systems and Energy 3000’s regional presence, we aim to deliver safe, efficient, and flexible energy storage solutions that meet the growing demand for renewable energy integration,” said Yuyuan Wu, Vice President of HiTHIUM.
The partnership marks a milestone in Europe’s clean energy transition, strengthening both companies’ presence in the region’s C&I energy storage market. HiTHIUM will also provide technical and operational support, ensuring long-term reliability and stable operation under Europe’s diverse climate conditions.
Christian Bairhuber, CEO of Energy 3000, added, “This 1 GWh collaboration reflects our shared commitment to carbon neutrality and sustainable energy development, providing the European market with innovative solutions that empower businesses to integrate renewable energy efficiently.”
With Europe increasingly turning to renewable and storage solutions, the HiTHIUM-Energy 3000 partnership is poised to accelerate the deployment of clean energy systems, providing flexible, high-performance storage capacity to commercial and industrial users across the continent.
This agreement reinforces the growing trend of strategic alliances in the energy storage sector, emphasizing innovation, reliability, and sustainability as the cornerstones of Europe’s transition to a carbon-neutral future.
