Vibranium leaps over the mountains and rivers, shining on the Silk Road: Hualu Group's 2025 annual endowment

Hualu Group 2025 annual endowment

      From the warm and moist laboratories of the Sichuan Basin to the vast construction sites of the Gobi Desert in Xinjiang, from the humid sea breeze Southeast Asia to the dazzling lights of international summits, Hualu people use vanadium as ink and light as a pen, writing a poem of green energy on the worlds energy map.

     Before the vernal breeze of February has turned the banks of the Yangtze River green, China's "green energy" has already made its way the tropical shores of Southeast Asia. With the signing of the contract, like a seed falling into fertile soil, this technical seed, which contains a 20,000cycle lifespan and 85% system efficiency, will take root and sprout on foreign soil.

      In the early spring of February, as the moist Southeast Asian monsoon breeze blows, Huasheng Group and its local partners shake hands firmly. This agreement not only a commercial contract, but also an invitation letter for green energy, inviting the world to witness the wisdom of China's energy storage solutions.

      In March, at the annual meeting of the Luzhou New Energy Branch, the Huasu booth was crowded with people. The all-vanadium flow energy storage system operates silently, with vanadium ions steadily shuttling through the electrolyte—this silent "ionic dance" has sounded the stirring notes of long-term energy storage "Safety is like still water, and energy is like a deep pool," commented an industry expert after visiting.

      In April, at the sidelines of Beijing's Yanqi Lake, the 13th Energy Storage International Summit brought together global wisdom. At Huas Photoelectric's booth, the "Energy Silk Road" in the sand table model shimmered with lights, extending from Luzhou, Sichuan to Southeast Asian countries, and far to the European continent. At this moment, Hualu's vision has never been so clearly visible. 

      In May, Guiyang, the 2025 Guizhou Energy Expo was bustling with people. In the central area of Huashen, a vanadium redox flow battery energy storage unit was designed as a crystal cube, with the internal electrolyte slowly flowing like blue blood. This is not only an industrial but also an energy art work, attracting countless visitors to stop. 

      In the sweltering heat of June Bangkok, the Thailand Smart Tech Expo welcomes the Hualu team. The tropical climate's rigorous test on energy systems becomes a stage to showcase the stability of the technology. On the exhibition stand, despite the scorching weather, Huasheng's battery system remains calm and operational, "composure" has conquered the audience on the spot.

      In August, Qitai, Xinjiang, the sun was scorching. When the shovels lifted the soil at the groundbreaking ceremony, the seemed to see not only the construction site, but also a 2GWh "Green Energy Bank" breaking through the Gobi. The same month, at the donation ceremony of "Pillar of State Project" in Naxi District, the speech of the representative of Huashen was brief but warm: "We invest in the future, both batteries and students."

      September is Huasu's "exhibition double month". At the CFE2025 Flow Battery Energy Storage Conference, Hualu technology white paper was snapped up; at the Mianyang Science and Technology Expo, everyone curiously observed the vanadium battery model, with the blue halo of the electrolyte in their eyes—this might be the wonderful encounter of technology and science popularization.

      In the golden autumn of October, Hualu Group's new headquarters building was completed and put into use. The streamlined design of the exterior wall is the flow trajectory of the electrolyte in the pipeline. The artistic installation in the middle of the hall simulates the ion movement with blue light and shadow, integrating technological aesthetics into every of the office space.

      In November, at the training base of Sichuan Chemical Vocational and Technical College, Hualu engineers guide students to assemble battery modules step by step "Energy storage is not only an industry, but also a mission," said one engineer to the students. Today, these young hands touch the fuel cell components, and tomorrow they support the future of energy transformation.

      In December, inspection teams came in succession. The leaders walked through the production line, visited the laboratory, and paused in front of a wall of patents – than 30 national invention patents, like solid footprints, marking Huasu's journey of striving to catch up with technology.

Sichuan Hualu Photoelectric Group Co., Ltd. was established in 2018, headquartered in Naxi District, Luzhou City, Sichuan Province, and is a practitioner of the national "double carbon" strategy and a leading enterprise in the new energy field. The company takes "smart manufacturing of photovoltaic storage   energy services" as its core strategy, building a full-industry chain layout covering photovoltaic EPC, vanadium redox flow battery system manufacturing, and green power technology research and development, and has more than 30 core patents and international authoritative certifications (CE/CB/FCC/ROHS, etc.). 

       With the support of the Chinese Academy of Sciences technology system, and in collaboration with institutions such as Sichuan Chemical Institute and University of Light Industry, we have established a vanadium-flow battery energy storage research laboratory. We have overcome the technical barriers of all-vanadium flow batteries, achieving breakthroughs in long-term storage beyond 72 hours, a cycle life exceeding 20,000 times, and a system efficiency of over 85%. We have also filled the industry's smart manufacturing gap. As a core member of the ecological circle of several state-owned energy enterprises, our group has deepened cooperation with industry leaders such as Huawei, Longi, Huanwang, and Sunshine. We provide services for multiple large central enterprise projects, creating a "device   platform   service" energy internet ecosystem for wind, solar, and storage, and offering strong technical support for the country's construction of a new power system.

In 2026, the company plans to build a new energy equipment manufacturing base in southern Sichuan, further promoting the restructuring of the global energy system. With the advantages of technological innovation and a full industrial chain layout, Huasu Group has become a new energy technology group with growth potential in the western part of China, injecting strong momentum into the global energy transformation and helping to achieve the "double carbon" goals.