Jinko ESS has announced the delivery of 15 SunGiga C&I liquid-cooled energy storage systems to its Mexican service partner, ECOPULSE. The systems are scheduled for commissioning in July for a project located in the state of Querétaro. These systems are projected to deliver annual energy savings of over $100,000 through advanced peak-valley arbitrage and demand charge optimization, while also cutting carbon emissions by 420 metric tons.
System Capabilities
The SunGiga systems are engineered for Mexico’s highland conditions, which involve 25°C daily temperature fluctuations. They maintain cell temperature differentials within ±2.5°C via advanced liquid cooling technology. The solution also ensures operational resilience with IP55-rated protection against industrial dust ingress and multi-stage aerosol fire suppression for thermal runaway containment.
Integration and Monitoring
Integration with Jinko’s intelligent energy management platform enables real-time monitoring of all 15 units and AI-optimized dispatch strategies. This allows for discharging stored renewable energy during peak pricing windows to reduce costs. The systems are designed to dramatically reduce operating costs for industrial and energy-intensive businesses, accelerating Mexico’s clean energy transition.
Market Context
With Mexico’s commercial electricity prices rising by 12% each year, energy storage has become an essential infrastructure for manufacturers. Jinko ESS GM for Latin America, José Antonio Pérez, commented on the importance of energy storage in reducing operating costs for businesses. The deployment of these SunGiga storage systems is a significant step towards Mexico's clean energy goals, and their impact will be closely watched in the coming months.
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