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Trinasolar is introducing its new Elementa 2 Pro and Elementa 3 battery energy storage systems at the Energy Storage Summit India 2025 in Greater Noida. With India already surpassing its COP26 renewable capacity target ahead of schedule, these systems aim to strengthen grid reliability, improve renewable integration, and address growing power demand from sectors such as utilities, healthcare, and data centres. Having shipped over 12 GWh of storage systems globally and targeting 8-10 GWh in annual shipments, Trinasolar continues to expand its energy technology portfolio.
Trinasolar will present its Elementa 2 Pro and Elementa 3 battery energy storage systems at the Energy Storage Summit India 2025, which is scheduled later this week in Greater Noida. The company aims to support India's clean energy transition through advanced and reliable energy storage solutions. Advertisement
India has now become the world's fourth-largest renewable energy market and has already exceeded its COP26 goal of achieving 50 % renewable capacity well before 2030. As solar power continues to dominate the energy mix, effective storage systems are increasingly important for maintaining grid stability, ensuring consistent supply, and supporting the rising power needs of sectors such as healthcare, data centres, and utilities.
Over the past 28 years, Trinasolar has been active in the photovoltaic industry, developing technologies such as the 210 mm module that helped advance the 600 W+ and 700 W+ eras. By mid-2025, the company had shipped more than 12 GWh of energy storage systems worldwide and expects to reach between 8 and 10 GWh in annual shipments by the end of the year.
The newly introduced Elementa 3 system, now entering the South Asian market, includes 587 Ah liquid-cooled cells and has a total capacity of 6.25 MWh. It delivers a 12.5 % reduction in Levelized Cost of Storage (LCOS) compared with earlier systems. With higher energy density, improved safety features, and stronger reliability, it sets a new operational standard in energy storage performance.
The Elementa 2 Pro system, developed for long-term projects, supports up to 12,000 cell cycles and provides a 5 MWh capacity. It uses EV-grade cells with triple-layer protection and advanced monitoring features that can improve system efficiency by up to 90 %. The combination of hybrid and advanced refrigerant cooling technologies allows it to function effectively across temperatures ranging from -30 °C to 55 °C, making it suitable for India's varying climatic conditions, including high heat and humidity.
Dr Leo Zhao, Head of Energy Storage at Trinasolar Asia Pacific, said that India has become one of the most active renewable energy markets, setting benchmarks in both policy and implementation. He added that the company is focusing on accelerating innovation and strengthening service capabilities to support India's progress toward a net-zero future. He mentioned that the Elementa 2 Pro and Elementa 3 systems are designed to enhance grid resilience, increase renewable adoption, and promote greater energy independence across Indian communities.
Trina Storage, the company's energy storage division, has maintained its presence in BloombergNEF's Energy Storage Tier 1 Ranking for the seventh consecutive quarter as of Q3 2025. This recognition highlights its strong financial performance, project reliability, and system quality. Additionally, Trinasolar was listed in S&P Global Commodity Insights' first Tier 1 Cleantech Companies list for both solar PV modules and energy storage systems, reflecting its continued focus on sustainability and technology development.
At the Energy Storage Summit, visitors can meet Trinasolar experts at Booth 3 in the Crystal Banquet Hall, India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, where detailed discussions will take place on the company's latest Elementa solutions and their applications within India's changing energy landscape.
Founded in 1997, Trinasolar Co. Ltd. (stock code 688599) develops photovoltaic products, solar power systems, and smart energy solutions. Its operations cover PV module research and production, power station projects, and integrated energy storage systems. Trinasolar was listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board (STAR Market) of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2020, becoming the first PV and energy storage firm to be publicly listed on that platform.
Source PTI
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