Skyworth ESS Xingtai Green Cycling | Powering Green Travel, Boosting Enterprise Value

On April 25, a green cycling event themed "Powering Green Travel, Boosting Enterprise Value" kicked off along the Qilihe Greenway in Xingtai. Joining hands with local partners, Skyworth ESS wove together the ideas of green mobility and green energy, painting a low-carbon, eco-friendly and vibrant picture of the city in the spring sunshine and breeze.

At 9 a.m., riders streamed out from the starting point of the Qilihe Greenway, the kilometers-long procession mirroring the lush vegetation and rippling waters on both banks — a bright new landmark scene of Xingtai. The event drew more than a hundred local citizens, business representatives and media. Covering roughly 15 kilometers along the greenway past multiple scenic nodes, participants put low-carbon travel into practice and experienced the charm of green living in motion.

"Through this ride, we hope more people will feel that green energy is right at hand — from daily commuting to business operations, low-carbon can be a lifestyle as well as a cost-saving business wisdom," said a representative of Skyworth ESS.

Today, more and more enterprises face the same dilemma: on one hand, installed capacity of distributed renewables such as solar and wind keeps soaring and the supply of green power is increasingly abundant; on the other, widening peak-valley price gaps, limited transformer headroom and stubbornly high demand charges make "using green power well" a real challenge.

Skyworth ESS and its core product, the SuperEarn integrated energy management system, were built precisely to solve this pain point. With storage as its foundation and powered by precise computing and real-time AI tracking, SuperEarn serves as an "energy brain" for C&I enterprises. Its three core capabilities — dynamic capacity expansion (reducing transformer upgrade investment and demand charges), high green power consumption (100% on-site solar utilization) and compute-power coordination (24/7 intelligent dispatch) — help enterprises turn green power into real savings. Data shows that enterprises deploying SuperEarn have cut electricity bills by up to 42.9%, with payback periods as short as under two years.

On the broader rural grid side, Skyworth's distribution-transformer-area storage solution plays an equally key role. Facing capacity bottlenecks driven by rapid growth of distributed solar, the solution's charge-discharge intelligent dispatch effectively resolves transformer overload and voltage-limit issues, making green energy use smoother and more efficient.

At the event, Skyworth ESS set up multiple interactive zones showcasing storage device models, how the SuperEarn system works, and application scenarios of transformer-area storage in rural grids. Technical staff gave on-site explanations of how energy management helps enterprises cut costs and increase revenue. "I used to think storage was just a power bank — turns out it can also save enterprises money and worry," said one business owner at the event. "We'll take a good look at SuperEarn and see if we can put it to use."

"Today's ride is a starting point that represents our expectation for a green future," said the head of Skyworth ESS. "Going forward, we will keep deepening our storage technologies and solutions, helping more enterprises achieve green transformation with our products and services, so that 'powering green travel, boosting enterprise value' becomes not a slogan but tangible value creation."

Skyworth ESS will continue to uphold the philosophy of "Green Energy, Smart Living", working hand in hand with all sectors to advance the low-carbon energy transition and contribute to the "dual-carbon" goals.