Sungrow has supplied battery energy storage equipment for Saudi Arabia’s 7.8 GWh grid-scale projects, which have completed grid connection and entered commissioning. Deployed across Najran, Khamis Mushait, and Madaya, the projects are among the world’s largest BESS installations and are expected to deliver about 2.2 billion kWh annually, supporting grid stability and renewable integration.
DATA SNAPSHOT
| Field | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Section | PROJECT SNAPSHOT | |
| Project Type | Grid-connected BESS | |
| Total Capacity | 7.8 GWh | |
| Technology Supplier | Sungrow | |
| BESS Platform | PowerTitan 2.0 | |
| Energy Throughput (Annual) | ~ 2.2 billion kWh | |
| Locations | Najran | Khamis Mushait and Madaya |
China-based renewable energy technology supplier, Sungrow, has supplied battery energy storage equipment for Saudi Arabia’s 7.8 GWh projects which has completed grid connection and entered the commissioning phase. Upon completion of system energization, the system is expected to be one of the largest grid-connected battery energy storage installations in operation, based on disclosed capacity. The project represents a large-scale deployment of grid storage within the Middle East.
The battery energy storage project is deployed across Najran, Khamis Mushait, and Madaya in southwestern Saudi Arabia. Sungrow supplied more than 1,500 PowerTitan 2.0 systems, which were manufactured within a 58-day production schedule and delivered to site.
The PowerTitan 2.0 platform is based on an integrated AC-DC block architecture combining power conversion systems, battery containers, medium-voltage transformers, ring main units, and factory testing. Sungrow service team in Saudi Arabia has supported installation and commissioning activities. The system is expected to deliver 2.2 billion kWh of energy each year, enough to supply electricity to around 400,000 households in Saudi Arabia.
Sungrow operates globally as a renewable energy technology supplier with more than 28 years of industry experience As of June 2025, it has installed 870 GW of power electronic converters worldwide and operates over 520 service outlets.