Key news: On September 2025, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) of the United States officially released the 2026 edition of NFPA 855 Energy Storage Safety Standard, which added stricter fire prevention requirements such as large-scale combustion tests. This standard has been widely adopted in the United States and its safety concepts are also becoming the industry best practices that many countries and regions refer to. 

In-depth Analysis: With the accelerated deployment of large-scale energy storage projects around the world (such as the energy storage system in Buffalo, New York, which provides backup power for 15,000 households), safety has become the top concern for property owners, communities, and insurance companies. The introduction of the new NFPA 855 means that merely having cell-level certifications is no longer sufficient; the entire system-level safety design and verification have become crucial. For customers planning to deploy charging station-supported energy storage or independent energy storage stations, choosing an energy storage system that follows the highest safety standards and has complete safety certifications (such as UL 9540A) is the prerequisite for ensuring the smooth implementation of the project, long-term stable operation, and obtaining financing. 

Contact Us: Our containerized energy storage system strictly adheres to the highest international safety standards such as UL and NFPA. The design concept is derived from considerations of extreme conditions and critical mission scenarios, providing a safe, reliable, and verified energy storage solution for your charging station or energy project.