Recently, Haichen Energy Storage and Brawn Capital, a leading renewable energy infrastructure investment firm in the Asia-Pacific region, officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The two sides will focus on the global key renewable energy market, and plan to reach a total of 3GWh of long-term energy storage and other projects by 2030 to jointly promote the green and low-carbon transformation of the local energy structure. The signing ceremony was jointly witnessed by Wu Zuyu, Founder and Chairman of HaiChen Energy Storage, and Scott Reinhart, CEO of Brawn Capital. Chen Li, Vice President of HaiChen Energy Storage for the Asia-Pacific region, and Marvelle, Senior Vice President of Investments at Brawn Capital, signed the agreement on behalf of their respective parties.
Signing Ceremony
Brawn Capital is an asset management company focused on renewable energy infrastructure. Founded in 2015, we have offices in Hong Kong and Singapore. As a signatory to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and a member of the Asian Investors Group on Climate Change (AIGCC), the company boasts extensive experience and a well-established expertise in investing in photovoltaic and energy storage projects. This collaboration encompasses a range of energy storage system solutions with varying durations, including 6.25MWh and 5MWh configurations. It also features a 10-foot ∞Power Flex 3.125 MWh/6.25 MWh, 4-hour storage system specifically designed to address transportation constraints. This compact solution can significantly improve delivery efficiency in environments with limited space and restricted access, thereby accelerating project deployment. Currently, approximately 20 UHV projects have entered the preparatory phase, and 300MWh of energy storage products are scheduled for delivery by 2027. This move marks a key milestone for Haichen Energy Storage in scaling up long-duration energy storage applications and expanding its presence in the Asia-Pacific market. Currently, the global energy transition is accelerating, with the share of intermittent renewable sources such as wind and solar continuing to rise. As a result, long-duration energy storage has become a critical infrastructure component for integrating high levels of variable renewables into the grid and enhancing grid resilience and flexibility. As a key global market for energy consumption and carbon emissions reduction, the Asia-Pacific region is currently poised to seize strategic opportunities for the large-scale deployment of energy storage. This collaboration leverages the combined strengths of products, capital, and real-world use cases. Haitian Energy Storage leverages its integrated capabilities in energy storage batteries, system integration, and large-scale delivery to provide high-performance, highly reliable product support for the project. Meanwhile, Brawn Capital draws on its expertise in renewable energy investment, project development, and asset management to advance the implementation of energy storage projects in key markets across the Asia-Pacific region and globally. Driven by the dual objectives of carbon neutrality and energy security, energy storage is increasingly becoming an indispensable flexibility resource in new-generation power systems. This strategic partnership between Haichen Energy Storage and Brawn Capital not only strengthens both companies’ competitive edge in the energy storage sector but also injects new momentum into the development of a more flexible, reliable, and clean energy system across the Asia-Pacific region. Looking ahead, the two parties will continue to deepen their cooperation, jointly advancing energy storage technology innovation, exploring new business models, and scaling up applications to support the global transition to a zero-carbon future.
