Chongqing - In a recent exclusive interview with Bridging News, Li Desheng, founder and CEO of Qingan Energy Storage Technology (Chongqing) Co., Ltd., emphasized that advanced technology is the key driver behind new quality productive forces. Talent, marked by innovation, is crucial to this drive, and success depends on maintaining quality standards.

Li highlighted the significant inclusion of new quality productive forces in the government work report released in March. He sees this as a substantial catalyst for the growth of the green and low-carbon industry, which he believes will benefit his company and team.

Energy storage aligns with market and industrial shifts

Li expressed confidence that with the backing of national strategies, various sectors will advance towards green and low-carbon transformation, prioritizing technological innovation and industrial change.

He also highlighted the increasing urgency for traditional industries to adapt, recognizing that green development presents significant market opportunities and policy backing for the new quality productive forces.

"Attracting top-tier innovative talent is key to implementing new quality productive forces," he said. "Securing the top talent in the market and developing key technologies are vital to boosting the industry's efficiency and quality."

Furthermore, Li emphasized that new energy storage, backed by the national "dual carbon" strategy, plays a crucial role in green transformation. The industrialization of Qing'an energy storage is poised to align with market-oriented development in the energy and power sectors, facilitating strategic, technological, and industrial transitions.

A new power system minimizes energy loss

The new energy storage sector is rapidly growing, and Qingan Energy Storage has emerged to address a crucial need within this industry in Southwest China's Chongqing.

"Our operations are strategically based in Chongqing to drive the local industrial ecosystem and create a high-quality industry chain to propel the city's green development forward," Li explained.

Li analyzed Chongqing's energy infrastructure, highlighting its distinctive status as the sole western region with a net energy surplus and substantial electricity demands, owing to its designation as the largest industrial city in southwest China. He underscored the pressing necessity for a new power system to alleviate electricity expenses.

He underscored the significance of new energy storage in improving the city's power generation, distribution, and consumption. This system reduces traditional power generation's environmental and resource footprint and minimizes energy loss during distribution. 

Such advancements could lead to reduced consumer electricity expenses and benefit the overall sustainability of the power network.

Li was confident that his company's dedication to new quality productive forces would propel the city towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly path. He believed their endeavors would substantially contribute to a greener future for the community.

Qingan Energy Storage, situated in West China (Chongqing) Science City, is a technology-driven enterprise specializing in energy storage and intelligent energy management within the renewable energy sector. As a pioneer in Chongqing, the company focuses on integrated energy storage systems and security. Their research encompasses battery system security, power electronics, distributed power generation, and energy management.