ESS container supplier quotation in Czech 2026

How can a company become a supplier to ESS?

This page serves as an overview of the entry points to ESS, providing guidance on how companies can become suppliers to ESS. Companies interested in ESS business opportunities can register a business profile in the ESS Supplier Portal to enable matching of potential suppliers with ongoing procurements.

What's new at ESS?

With increasing cell capacity, ESS keeps transitioning to higher-capacity cells, 5 MWh+ containers, and 400 kWh+ all-in-one systems. These can also be seen this year. Additionally, some products targeting specific European applications were introduced.

Are European energy supply chains slowing down?

Accordingly, the European local supply chains are still seeing slower progress, as FREYR is. Chinese companies remain dominant in the energy storage industry, constantly launching 300Ah+ and 500Ah+ cell products, as well as 5 MWh+ and 6 MWh+ ESS products. However, potential concerns exist amid advantages.

Where can I find current business opportunities at ESS?

Current and forthcoming business opportunities at ESS are posted in the Procurement Listings. Completed tenders are published quarterly in the Contract Award Notices. All procurement follows the European Spallation Source ERIC Procurement Rules, which align with the EU treaty principles of transparency, non-discrimination and competition.

Does Freyr support Europe's energy-storage supply chain?

European local makers, including FREYR, are sustained in early developments, which can hardly support the region's energy-storage supply chain. Database contains the global lithium-ion battery market supply and demand analysis, focusing on the cell segment in the ESS sector.

What is the Supplier Portal?

The Supplier Portal is an electronic tendering system used to publish tenders and relevant documentation and to receive submitted bids for ongoing procurements. Current and forthcoming business opportunities at ESS are posted in the Procurement Listings. Completed tenders are published quarterly in the Contract Award Notices.