Storage Innovation Accelerates, Hydrogen Moves Toward Commercialization, and Global Markets Reshape at Speed The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports that global clean‑energy investment will reach USD 2.2 trillion in 2025, more than double fossil‑fuel investment for the first time. Energy storage and hydrogen technologies are emerging as the fastest‑growing sectors, driving a new wave of global energy transformation. This week, the non‑automotive new‑energy sector showcased a clear pattern: China leads with technological breakthroughs, the U.S. market surges, Europe adjusts policy frameworks, and Australia scales up deployment. GreenMore brings you the key global highlights. ⚡ Energy Storage: Multi‑Pathway Innovation and Explosive Global Demand China: Rapid Deployment Across Diverse Storage Technologies China continues to expand its leadership in next‑generation storage: The nation’s first grid‑side power‑to‑hydrogen storage project was connected in Ulanqab, enabling wind‑solar‑to‑hydrogen conversion for flexible grid balancing. Inner Mongolia commissioned the world’s largest semi‑solid‑state battery storage plant (200 MW / 800 MWh). Jiangxi connected China’s first 50 MW supercapacitor‑lithium hybrid storage project, achieving sub‑50‑millisecond response times for stabilizing renewable output. United States: Market Boom Reshapes the Supply Chain Samsung SDI’s U.S. subsidiary secured a USD 1.36 billion LFP storage order, upgrading domestic production lines and deploying containerized ESS solutions. U.S. utility‑scale battery additions will reach 18.2 GW in 2025, accounting for 81% of new power‑generation capacity — a historic milestone. Australia: Launches 16 GWh National Storage Tender The government initiated the eighth round of the Capacity Investment Scheme, targeting 4 GW / 16 GWh of dispatchable storage. Pacific Green’s 1 GW / 2.5 GWh Victoria project received environmental approval, with first‑phase commissioning planned for Q3 2026. Europe: Innovation Continues Amid Market Fragmentation Poland signed 110 MWh of grid‑side storage projects using Chinese liquid‑cooling systems. Germany’s RWE announced a 2 GWh vanadium flow long‑duration storage project for offshore wind integration. Despite progress, Europe’s current storage capacity stands at just 308 MW, far from the 40 GW target for 2030. ☀️ Renewables: Solar and Wind Maintain Strong Momentum China: Green Hydrogen Projects Scale Up A 200 MW solar‑to‑hydrogen project in Shijiazhuang topped out and is set to produce 12,000 tons of green hydrogen annually by 2026. China Three Gorges completed commissioning of its integrated “production‑storage‑transport‑refueling” hydrogen project in Yulin, supported by a 1 GW solar plant. Global Outlook: Solar Dominates Future Growth IEA forecasts 4,600 GW of new renewable capacity from 2025–2030, with solar PV contributing 80%. Emerging markets such as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are becoming new engines of solar expansion. 🔌 Grid Modernization: Digitalization and Ultra‑High Voltage Advance in Parallel China: Smart Grid Investment Reaches New Highs Shandong’s new 500 kV substation boosts regional renewable integration by 35%. Jiangsu completed a digital‑twin‑enabled automation upgrade, raising reliability to 99.99%. China’s smart‑grid investment will reach USD 72 billion in 2025, up 15% year‑on‑year. United States: Flexibility and Storage Integration Take Center Stage The Department of Energy allocated USD 11 million to support advanced nuclear‑fuel transport technologies. PNNL launched an AI‑driven platform to optimize storage dispatch, improving renewable utilization by 15%. U.S. grid‑modernization investment will hit USD 78 billion in 2025. 📈 Policy & Market: New Mechanisms Unlock Capital and Growth China: Hydrogen Infrastructure Included in REITs for the First Time Hydrogen facilities, storage systems, UHV transmission, and green‑power direct‑supply projects are now eligible for REITs financing. This move is expected to unlock over USD 70 billion in existing infrastructure assets. Global Storage Battery Shipments Exceed Expectations 2025 global storage‑battery shipments are projected to reach 650 GWh, up 80%. China’s ESS shipments exceed 320 GWh, up 82%. Second‑tier manufacturers grew over 150%, while leading players maintained >50% growth. Growth may moderate to 40% in 2026 due to raw‑material constraints. 🔍 GreenMore Insights: The Energy Transition Enters a New Phase Across global markets, several trends are becoming increasingly clear: Storage is shifting from policy‑driven to market‑driven expansion. Hydrogen is entering early commercial deployment, supported by infrastructure investment. Grid modernization is becoming the backbone of renewable integration. Long‑duration storage and supply‑chain resilience will define the next competitive frontier. GreenMore will continue to track global developments and deliver high‑performance, reliable energy‑storage and solar‑integration solutions for partners worldwide.  

Shenzhen, China – December 17, 2025 – GreenMore, a global leader in advanced energy storage solutions for residential and commercial applications, today announced a strategic partnership with Guangdong Runyuan Technology Development Co., Ltd. (“Runyuan”). Together, the companies will co-develop integrated solar-plus-storage ecosystems within science and industrial parks across Vietnam and Southeast Asia, accelerating the region’s transition to clean, resilient energy infrastructure. Strategic Synergy: Clean Energy Meets Smart Industrial Development This collaboration combines GreenMore’s cutting-edge battery storage technology with Runyuan’s expertise in science park planning, investment, construction, tenant attraction, and operations. The partnership creates a powerful model for low-carbon industrial hubs, embedding renewable energy directly into the foundation of modern industrial infrastructure. Runyuan: A leading full-cycle developer of science and technology parks, with a senior team experienced in government agencies, state-owned enterprises (CCFED, Yuehai Group, Yuexiu Group), and Fortune 500 companies such as Ping An Group. GreenMore: Specializes in modular, high-performance energy storage systems, including: Residential battery systems (5kWh–30kWh) Outdoor C&I storage cabinets (air-cooled and liquid-cooled) Containerized Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) solutions Real-World Applications: From Factory Roofs to Park-Level Microgrids Under the agreement, GreenMore’s intelligent storage and solar solutions will be deployed across multiple scenarios in Runyuan-developed parks: Factory buildings & office blocks: BIPV roofs paired with 100–3000kWh storage for self-consumption and backup power. High-energy-demand tenants (data centers, electronics manufacturers): Liquid-cooled containerized BESS for peak shaving, demand charge reduction, and uninterrupted operations. Park-wide microgrid pilots: Rooftop PV integrated with centralized storage and GreenMore’s smart Energy Management System (EMS), enabling partial off-grid capability and enhanced grid resilience. “Industrial parks are the frontline of the global energy transition,” said GreenMore’s CEO. “By partnering with Runyuan, we move beyond selling products—we co-create sustainable energy ecosystems where clean power is a built-in feature of industrial development.” Vietnam’s Green Momentum: A Market Ready for Innovation Vietnam is rapidly advancing its renewable energy agenda, targeting 30% renewable electricity by 2030. With rising electricity demand, grid constraints, and volatile tariffs, solar-plus-storage solutions are becoming both environmentally essential and economically strategic. This partnership positions GreenMore and Runyuan as leaders in delivering turnkey green energy infrastructure that aligns with local policy goals and international ESG standards. About GreenMore GreenMore is a high-tech energy storage company specializing in safe, intelligent, and scalable battery solutions for homes and businesses. Its portfolio includes modular residential batteries (5–30kWh), air/liquid-cooled C&I storage systems, containerized BESS, and BIPV solutions. Certified to IEC, CE, and UN38.3 standards, GreenMore’s products are deployed in over 40 countries, driving the global transition to decentralized, decarbonized energy. Learn more at www.gmsolarkit.com. About Guangdong Runyuan Runyuan is a leading full-cycle developer and operator of science and technology parks. The company provides integrated solutions across financing, investment, construction, tenant attraction, and asset management. Its senior team brings over a decade of experience from top-tier Chinese state-owned enterprises, financial institutions, and government bodies, enabling successful park developments across Asia. Media Contact GreenMore Marketing Team 📧 Email: luke@gmsolarkit.com 🌐 Website: www.gmsolarkit.com

Madrid, Spain – November 18–20, 2025 GreenMore made a powerful appearance at the International Energy Exhibition (GENERA 2025) held at IFEMA MADRID, presenting its full portfolio of certified energy storage and solar solutions at booth 3D10C. The company demonstrated its commitment to delivering professional, reliable, and comprehensive clean energy solutions to partners across the global energy industry. As a leading manufacturer of energy storage and solar equipment, GreenMore’s product range includes residential energy storage batteries, commercial & industrial storage systems, large-scale storage solutions, solar power systems, and rooftop solar tiles. With customers in more than 30 countries across Europe, Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, GreenMore continues to expand its global footprint and accelerate the adoption of renewable energy worldwide. Spain: A Pioneer in Renewable Energy Transition Spain has emerged as one of Europe’s frontrunners in renewable energy, with renewables already accounting for over 60% of electricity generation. Energy storage plays a critical role in enabling this transition, helping balance supply and demand, stabilize output, and support Spain’s ambitious target of achieving 81% renewable electricity by 2030. GreenMore’s showcased solutions — powered by its self-developed PCS and intelligent EMS systems — are designed to seamlessly integrate with Spain’s high-renewable grid, offering customers diversified and reliable options tailored to local market needs. Comprehensive Solutions for Every Scenario At GENERA 2025, GreenMore highlighted: Residential Energy Storage – empowering households with safe, efficient, and independent energy solutions Commercial & Industrial Storage Systems – enabling businesses to reduce energy costs and optimize power management Large-Scale Storage Solutions – supporting grid stability and large-scale renewable integration Solar Power Systems & Rooftop Solar Tiles – combining sustainable architecture with distributed energy generation Global Strategy and Future Vision GreenMore firmly believes that product excellence and customer service are the foundation of success in the energy storage industry. Looking ahead, the company will continue to implement its global strategy, strengthen technological innovation, and actively contribute to Europe’s renewable energy transition. With deep industry expertise and a commitment to sustainability, GreenMore is dedicated to building a cleaner, more resilient energy future.