The energy storage sector saw a 94.76% year-on-year increase in shipments, a rapid expansion driven by demand for high-capacity, long-duration systems. HiTHIUM’s performance reflects a strategic pivot toward long-duration energy storage (LDES), focusing on four-to-eight-hour applications. The company now services renewable energy grids, industrial storage, and AI data centers across more than 40 countries.
HiTHIUM Maintains Global Second Place in Energy Storage Shipments
For the second consecutive year, Xiamen-based HiTHIUM has secured the global number two spot for energy storage battery shipments. Data from InfoLink Consulting, SMM, and other industry analysts confirms the company’s sustained growth, which reached a market-wide surge of 467.84 GWh during the first half of 2026.
To support this scale, HiTHIUM has expanded its industrial footprint significantly. The company’s Chongqing plant earned the industry’s first "Lighthouse Factory" certification in January 2026, while the world’s first LDES-integrated industrial park in Heze, Shandong, moved into production this August. International capacity is also rising, with new production lines coming online in Texas and construction underway at a dedicated facility in Spain. By integrating material development, cell manufacturing, and full-lifecycle system operations, the company aims to maintain its competitive edge as global demand for reliable green energy infrastructure intensifies.
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