Wenergy recently welcomed a delegation led by Dr. Michael A. Tibollo, Associate Attorney General of Ontario, Canada, accompanied by representatives from the business and energy sectors. The visit was organized with the support of local foreign affairs authorities and marked an important exchange on energy storage technologies and international cooperation.

During the visit, Wenergy provided a comprehensive overview of its energy storage product portfolio and multi-scenario solutions. Discussions focused on system economics, safety, and performance under extreme climate conditions, as well as the integration of energy storage with wind power systems—topics closely aligned with Canada’s energy transition goals and grid resilience challenges.

A key highlight of the visit was the on-site demonstration of Wenergy’s Turtle Series Container ESS. Practical applications were explored, including ice and snow melting on frozen road curves, anti-skid support on sloped roads, emergency power supply, and temporary power for large-scale events. These scenario-based discussions demonstrated how mobile energy storage solutions can respond flexibly to infrastructure and public safety needs in harsh weather environments.

With a full range of internationally certified energy storage products and proven deployment experience, Wenergy continues to advance its global strategy and actively explore cooperation opportunities in the North American market. The company remains committed to working with governments, enterprises, and partners worldwide to support a cleaner, safer, and more resilient energy future.