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Xingxun | Storage launch, explosion-proof inspection robot and Portugal grid-forming rule
2026-10-29T17:10:07+08:00 · HBDTECH

Sigenergy launches SigenCube C&I battery storage system
Sigenergy has introduced SigenCube, a commercial and industrial battery storage system. The company says it exceeds 220 kWh/m² energy density, with a 4 MWh project occupying 54.5 m², saving over 30% space versus conventional designs. This is vendor launch information.
ANYbotics begins delivering ANYmal X explosion-proof legged inspection robot
ANYbotics announced and began delivering ANYmal X, a legged inspection robot it says meets European ATEX and global IECEx standards for explosive atmospheres, targeting oil, gas and chemical sites. Its AI computer and inspection gear sit in a nitrogen-filled sealed chamber; leg actuators and battery use flameproof enclosures; charging and data transfer go through an energy isolation barrier.
Portugal mandates grid-forming capability for large battery storage plants
A new Portuguese regulation requires battery plants connected to the transmission grid or rated 45 MW and above to provide grid-forming capability and synthetic inertia; plants of 500 kW and above must automatically switch from charging to discharging when grid frequency falls. It took effect Oct. 23 for grid-connection applications filed from that date, applying to existing plants only on major expansion, modernization or equipment replacement.
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