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CATL provides more details on ‘zero-degradation’ Tener BESS product at ees Europe

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CATL, the world’s largest lithium-ion OEM, has given more details around its new battery energy storage system (BESS) product, Tener, including the company’s claims its cells will not degrade in the first five years of operation.

The China-based company gave technical details and market comments to Energy-Storage.news during a presentation and media workshop at the ees Europe event, held in parallel with Intersolar Europe at the Smarter E clean energy conference and trade show in Munich, Germany today (19 June).

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