Enexus will deploy ten units of LONGi's liquid-cooled utility-scale battery system across two solar-plus-storage projects near Titu. Titu 1 pairs 20 MWp of solar with 15 MWh of storage and is fully built, awaiting grid connection; it was developed with Akış Enerji, part of the Ulusoy Enerji Yatırımları group. Titu 3, developed for FTZ Group, combines 35 MW of solar with 35 MWh of storage and remains under development.
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The deal marks Enexus's first battery order from LONGi, building on more than 200 MW of LONGi solar modules the Romanian developer has installed since 2025. "Our partnership with LONGi reflects a strategic choice as much as a technical one," said Mesut Güler, Enexus's founder and chief executive. "Integrated equipment means easier planning, faster delivery, and more predictable payment structures for our investors."
Under the hood: liquid cooling and factory-built skids
Each of the ten units holds around 5 MWh, part of LONGi's liquid-cooled LFP battery storage line, the same broad platform behind the company's 300 MWh deal with RWE in Italy, though the exact unit size differs. The system uses liquid cooling to maintain uniform cell temperatures and extend operating life, paired with factory-integrated medium-voltage skid containers designed to cut balance-of-plant costs and speed up field commissioning.
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Romania's updated National Energy and Climate Plan targets around 5.8 GW of ground-mounted solar and at least 2.5 GW of rooftop solar by 2030. (TF)
