Tianneng Holding Group showcased lead-acid, lithium-ion, sodium-ion and solid-state battery technologies at its Global Alliance Partner Conference 2026 in Huzhou, China. Around 300 international partners attended a discussions focused on local manufacturing, electric mobility, energy storage and cross-border supply chains.
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Company: Tianneng Holding Group
Event: Global Alliance Partner Conference 2026
Location: Huzhou, Zhejiang, China
Theme: Leading Eco-Benefit
Participants: ~300 international partners
Chemistries: Lead-acid; lithium-ion; sodium-ion; solid-state
Tianneng Holding Group, a China-based battery and energy-solutions provider, presented its multi-chemistry portfolio at the Global Alliance Partner Conference 2026 in Huzhou, Zhejiang. Held under the theme “Leading Eco-Benefit,” the event drew around 300 international partners. Tianneng used the conference to outline its approach to technology development, overseas manufacturing and regional partnerships.
The portfolio spans lead-acid, lithium-ion, sodium-ion and solid-state technologies. Tianneng linked them to electric two- and three-wheelers, low-speed vehicles and industrial motive power. It also identified residential, commercial and industrial, AI data-centre and utility-scale storage as target markets. The announcement did not provide model-level specifications or commercialization timelines for the four technology pathways.
Representatives from Algeria, Indonesia, Nigeria, Cambodia and Brazil joined a roundtable on local battery production, two-wheeler electrification, energy storage and distributor transformation. The discussion centred on establishing regional operations and partnerships rather than announcing specific manufacturing projects.
Mi Yue, Secretary-General of the New Energy Industry Association for Asia and the Pacific, called for technology development, mutual recognition of industry standards and cross-border supply-chain cooperation.
Guo Kuilong, Secretary-General of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products, said the chamber would support the overseas expansion of new-energy companies and industrial-chain cooperation.
Tianneng Chairman Zhang Tianren said the company would focus on battery R&D, system-level solutions, local manufacturing and regional brand development. He presented these areas as part of Tianneng’s plan to build more resilient international supply chains.
The conference positioned Tianneng’s multi-chemistry portfolio as the technology base for expansion in electric mobility and stationary storage. However, the company did not announce investment amounts, factory capacities or project schedules.