Hithium's cumulative energy storage shipments have exceeded 200 GWh, and long-duration energy storage orders are booked until the end of 2027.
On October 15, Hithium announced that its cumulative shipments had exceeded 200 GWh. Wang Pengcheng, co-founder and president of the company, revealed that long-duration energy storage orders have been secured until the end of 2027, and noted that the cost reduction benefits solely from expanding production scale will gradually diminish.
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