The company said orders, MoUs and a long-term framework agreement at the Munich exhibition expanded its reach across Hungary, Bulgaria and wider Europe.
Jiangsu Zhongtian Technology, or ZTT, said it used Intersolar Europe in Munich to showcase technologies across photovoltaics, energy storage and hydrogen while signing a series of European commercial agreements. The company said it presented full-industry-chain "New Energy+" solutions at Booth C3.480 during the June 23-25, 2026 event. On the exhibition's opening day, ZTT delivered five keynote presentations covering power infrastructure, PV microgrids, energy storage, green hydrogen integration and ESG (environmental, social and governance) sustainability. It said the sessions highlighted both its latest technology and global deployment experience. The company said it also signed orders for commercial and industrial, or C&I, energy storage cabinets with two Hungarian customers. ZTT said cooperation with two local energy enterprises would help speed regional C&I energy storage project deployment, support future batch deliveries and deepen long-term collaboration in the local end-user market. Beyond Hungary, ZTT said it reached a storage distribution partnership with a local European energy enterprise, signed a long-term framework agreement with Bulgaria's largest substation EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) contractor, and entered into MoUs (non-binding preliminary cooperation agreements) for C&I energy storage products with a European EPC company and its subsidiary as well as with an international power engineering firm. The company framed the agreements as part of a broader push to expand its market share and presence in Europe's energy storage sector.