On September 3, Beijing Energy International’s Rongcheng 200 MW/400 MWh Shared Energy Storage Power Station in Shandong officially entered the commercial operation. The power station adheres to the principle of “Prioritizing Safety, Prevention-Focused, and Comprehensive Management Approach,” closely monitoring key milestones and carrying out all grid connection and network-related commissioning projects in an orderly manner, successfully achieving full-capacity grid connection and network-related testing on schedule. 

This project is the company’s first shared energy storage power station in North China and the largest single-unit electrochemical energy storage project in terms of installed capacity in the Jiaodong region of Shandong. After entering commercial operation, it is expected to provide approximately 200 million kWh of peak-shaving and power consumption annually, effectively playing the role of a “power bank” by “storing power during off-peak hours and releasing it during peak demand,” thereby providing strong support for optimizing the power system structure.

Moving forward, the power station will actively summarize its experience in spot market trading, continuously explore market rules such as volume declaration and quotation mechanisms, market settlement methods, and ancillary services. It will also strengthen interactions and cooperation in related fields, explore flexible operating strategies that adapt to the trading market, and achieve comprehensive improvements in both economic and social benefits for the power station.