The story begins in the 1970s, when a chemist named M. Stanley Whittingham accidentally discovered a new type of battery material in the laboratory. This material not only has high energy density, but also has a long cycle life. This is the prototype of lithium batteries. However, the technical limitations at the time made the commercialization of lithium batteries full of ups and downs. It was not until 1991 that Sony first commercialized lithium batteries, opening the "energy journey" of lithium batteries.

Lithium-ion energy storage: the new favourite of golf courses Golf courses, a place usually associated with nature and tranquillity, are now embracing a technological innovation. Lithium-ion energy storage technology, with its high efficiency, environmental friendliness and flexibility, is becoming the new favourite for course operations.

When lead-acid batteries, the traditional power source for golf carts, are gradually showing their limitations, lithium batteries, with their long life, light weight, fast charging and high efficiency, have become an ideal substitute.

First, the golf ball lithium: environmental protection and performance of the double play Lithium-ion batteries, with its high energy density, long life and low maintenance costs and other advantages, in the electric vehicle industry has emerged. Now, this technology is gradually penetrating into the leisure sports sector, providing cleaner and more efficient energy solutions for golf carts. Lithium-ion golf carts not only reduce the impact on the environment, but are also favoured by course managers and players for their fast charging and long range capabilities.

Among the three major trends in the development of lithium batteries, high energy density is currently the most urgent need. With the increasingly high requirements for range and capacity in electric vehicles, energy storage and other fields, the energy density of lithium batteries has become the focus of industrial development.

The unprecedented scale of the exhibition will reach 155,000 square metres of exhibition space, with more than 600 exhibitors and 14,983 visitors. The exhibition will showcase the latest solar technologies, products and services, including high-efficiency solar cells, smart inverters, energy storage systems and more. A series of exciting events will be held at the show, including technical seminars, industry forums, product demonstrations and more.