Shandong's lithium battery industry accelerates its overseas expansion

On August 7th, we entered the production base of Shandong Shengyang Power Co., Ltd. The automated production line is operating at full capacity, and batches of lithium-ion batteries and energy storage system products have undergone precision assembly and strict testing, and will soon be sent to overseas markets.

Currently, the world is accelerating the transition to green energy, with the concentrated release of photovoltaic supporting facilities in the Middle East, off grid power supply demand in Southeast Asia and Africa, and a continuous expansion of the overseas energy storage product gap. Relying on the complete industrial chain technology and cost advantages, domestic lithium battery enterprises actively explore emerging markets such as the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Africa, customize and adapt to various usage scenarios, and significantly increase product exports.

We firmly grasp the opportunities of the global energy transformation strategy and continue to increase our efforts in expanding overseas markets. In the first half of this year, the market share of communication backup lithium batteries continued to rise, and we successively won bids for high-voltage uninterruptible power supply lithium battery projects in multiple major data centers in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, further expanding household energy storage and industrial and commercial energy storage in many overseas places. "Gui Bo, Director of the Overseas Business Unit of Shandong Shengyang Power Co., Ltd., said that the company's lithium battery shipment volume in the first half of this year was 222000 kilowatt hours, a year-on-year increase of 35%.

With the continuous increase in overseas orders and increasingly tight delivery cycles, the efficiency of customs clearance directly affects the ability of enterprises to fulfill their obligations. The export of lithium batteries involves multiple requirements such as packaging standards, accuracy of declaration, and supervision of dangerous goods. Any delay in any link may delay the shipping schedule and increase costs.

We accurately anchor the pain points of enterprises, systematically interpret the dangerous goods supervision policies, guide the identification business of lithium battery packaging use throughout the process, establish a rapid response mechanism, open a dedicated channel for appointment inspection, optimize processes, shorten inspection cycles, and truly achieve 'fast inspection and release'. Wang Ke, the head of the Inspection Department at the Jining Customs Office in Qufu under Qingdao Customs, introduced.

According to Qingdao Customs statistics, in the first half of this year, Shandong's lithium battery exports amounted to 1.63 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 32.7%. (Nie Linqing, Li Ran, Yu Xingxing/Text)