Alive Capital, green energy supplier and integrated services platform for renewable energy producers, announces the signing of a collaboration agreement with Sieyuan Electric, a Tier 1 manufacturer of energy equipment, with global presence, for the deployment of battery energy storage capacities of up to 2.5 GWh, planned for the next four years.
The agreement outlines the deployment of BESS in both stand-alone and co-located configurations, across multiple power classes. The agreement covers Alive Capital’s own investments, those of its affiliated group companies and the projects developed for its clients.
“The energy market in Europe is entering a new stage of maturity, in which infrastructure, flexibility and digitalization are becoming key drivers for the integration of renewable energy in national energy systems, ensuring energy stability and security. Our strategic partnership with Sieyuan Electric provides access to cutting-edge technology and accelerates our strategy to develop an integrated regional portfolio of power generation and storage.
Through investments in digitalization and energy storage, we actively contribute to the energy transition. At the same time, we are strengthening our position as a leading regional platform, capable of delivering stable, competitive and predictable energy solutions to clients across the region,” said Giacomo Billi, Founder and CEO of Alive Capital.
“We are pleased to partner with Alive Capital and support its strategy to offer advanced energy storage solutions in South-Eastern Europe. This collaboration reflects our commitment to delivering reliable, high-performance technologies that enable great flexibility”, said Zhang Liangdong, Vice-President of Sieyuan Electric.
Alive Capital operates a fully integrated energy platform covering power generation, supply, aggregation, dispatching, forecasting, optimization, operation and maintenance, as well as asset management. The company currently manages over 1.5 GW of installed capacity across 198 power plants and supplied 1.95 TWh of electricity in 2025, holding a market share of approximately 1.8% in Romania’s non-household supply segment (as of November 2025).