V-Liquid Expands Nationwide Presence: Partners with Chuxiong Government and Jinjiang Energy Group to Build GW-Level Vanadium Flow Battery Full Industry Chain

On November 24th, Sichuan V-Liquid Energy Co., Ltd. officially signed an investment cooperation agreement with the Chuxiong Municipal Government and Jinjiang Energy Group to jointly build a GW-level vanadium flow battery energy storage intelligent manufacturing full industry chain base. This marks another milestone in V-Liquid's industrial layout, adding the "Yunnan Solution" to the global long-duration energy storage sector.

V-Liquid is the leading enterprise in the high-end energy equipment and energy storage equipment industry chain in Sichuan Province, as well as a national backbone leader in new energy storage. Chuxiong Prefecture boasts the largest vanadium ore reserves in China and is rich in wind and solar resources, making it a key hub for the west-to-east power transmission project. The three parties are aligned to build a comprehensive industrial chain in Chuxiong, focusing on the stack and system integration, and gathering upstream and downstream elements such as ion membranes, carbon felts, electrolytes, and key auxiliary materials. The project will establish a GW-level vanadium energy storage intelligent manufacturing and zero-carbon demonstration "dual benchmark" that will serve South Asia and Southeast Asia.

Upon completion, the project will help form a full industry chain ecosystem in Chuxiong, spanning from vanadium resource utilization to vanadium energy storage industries. It will inject safe, long-duration, and low-cost "vanadium energy" into the green energy industry of Yunnan. From national strategy to local implementation, from resource synergy to technological leadership, this cooperation not only integrates industrial elements but also resonates deeply with green and safe development. With the Chuxiong base as a new foothold, V-Liquid will uphold its mission of making energy storage safer with technology, using Chinese manufacturing and Yunnan's green vanadium to provide "safe, long-duration, and economical" energy storage solutions for the world’s zero-carbon future.