The 2026 Beijing International Investment and Trade Fair (CIFTIS) concluded on October 29 at the Kunlun Hotel in Beijing. As an important platform for two-way investment promotion and trade negotiations, based in the capital, radiating across the country, and connecting the world, this conference brought together numerous government representatives, international organizations, and investment institutions from China and abroad to discuss the new global landscape under the theme of "Beijing Opportunities, Industrial Synergy, and Cross-border Empowerment."

Beijing Voices: A Footnote to "Capital's Hard Technology" Through Satellite TV Lenses

As an invited representative of the Beijing International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFTIS), Beijing TV focused its cameras on Enli Power, documenting the global positioning of this Beijing-based solid-state battery technology company. Zhang Feng of Enli Power gave an exclusive interview, explaining how Beijing's original solid-state battery technology, through its products and industrialization strategy, empowers the low-altitude economy, robotics, and high-end travel scenarios, showcasing China's strength in hard technology on the global stage as a representative of Beijing's technological innovation.

(Beijing News Report)

Gathering at the Beijing Trade Fair: The Significance of an Exclusive Dialogue with a Solid-State Battery Company

During the fireside chat session on "Cross-border Green Energy Transition and New Business Opportunities in Infrastructure Construction," Zhang Feng of Enli Power was invited to the stage as the exclusive representative of the participating companies, engaging in a 40-minute in-depth dialogue with Chen Yu'ang, Investment Director of GSR Ventures. The cross-border transformation of green energy is a core topic of the industrial synergy chapter of the Beijing International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFTIS). Enli Power's participation on this stage as a solid-state battery technology company not only acknowledges its technological roadmap and global practices but also reflects the growing influence of Beijing's new generation of hard-tech companies in the global green infrastructure narrative.

(Scene of a fireside conversation)

Macro Perspective: Enli's Observations on China's Green Energy Exports

From exporting products to building ecosystems, the export of green energy is reshaping the value logic.

During the dialogue, Enli Power, from the perspective of a corporate representative, responded to three macro-level assessments of cross-border green energy transformation:

Demand side:The global green transition is no longer an issue exclusive to developed markets. Southeast Asia's weak logistics networks, the Middle East's high-value-added scenarios, Europe's zero-carbon standard market, and the rigid demand in Africa and Latin America driven by energy price shocks are all simultaneously releasing real commercial demand for new energy.

Cognitive end:The world's attitude towards China's green energy has shifted from viewing it as a "manufacturing factory" to a four-way relationship: "solution provider + production line provider + standards participant + ecosystem co-builder." Trust and caution coexist, and the key to solving this problem lies in upgrading from "selling products" to "building an ecosystem and retaining local businesses."

Mode side:The integration of green energy with overseas infrastructure goes beyond equipment supply. From selling battery cells to selling energy systems, from selling systems to selling production lines, and from selling production lines to selling standards—this is the three-stage leap that Chinese technology companies are taking to move up the value chain.

Global Validation: From "Beijing Lab" to "Global Supply Chain"

Enli Power, as a representative of solid-state battery technology in Beijing and even China, is no longer just a concept on a parameter sheet. Currently, Enli's battery cells account for more than 30% of its exports, and its products are entering high-value scenarios such as low-altitude economy and high-end travel in batches, becoming one of the "China options" on the list of leading global customers.

(SoftBank HAPS high-altitude stratospheric drone)

Enli Power and SoftBank have been collaborating deeply on the HAPS (High Altitude Stratospheric Drone) project for over five years. Their 525Wh/kg lithium metal quasi-solid-state battery has completed verification and is moving towards commercial operation. Enli Power has also entered the supply chains of leading global eVTOL (eVTOL) companies, passing multiple rounds of rigorous testing and becoming a preferred supplier. This signifies that Enli Power has moved beyond the "being seen" stage and is gradually entering the "being relied upon" level of the global supply chain.

In the future, Enli will not be satisfied with "product export", but will want to...Expanding localized marketing and service systems—By combining technological credibility, delivery capabilities, and local responsiveness, we will continue to export China's core strength in solid-state batteries to the world.

Enli Power's practices point to a clear conclusion: the next generation of new energy going global is not about who is cheaper, but about who can better weave technology, compliance, local employment, and long-term social benefits into a symbiotic network.