New Energy Equipment Export to Central Asia

Xi'an → Almaty

Overview

In Q3 2026, a leading Chinese new energy enterprise undertook the supply of components for a 20MW solar power station in Almaty, Kazakhstan, along with a complete battery energy storage system. The shipment included 1,200 solar panels and 50 sets of lithium battery storage units, to be transported from Xi'an via the China-Europe Railway Express (Central Asia direction). Since lithium batteries are classified as Class 9 dangerous goods (UN3481), the export required special declarations, dangerous goods packaging certificates, and railway hazardous cargo transport approvals. After multiple logistics providers failed to provide a viable solution, the client turned to ZJD International for a comprehensive service.

Solution

ZJD developed an integrated "solar + storage" co-loading transport plan:

Key Milestones

Origin Station: Xi'an International Port Station (China-Europe Railway Express hub, stable Central Asia services)

Route: Xi'an → Khorgos → Almaty, direct rail throughout

Estimated Transit: 15 days door-to-door

Loading Plan: Solar panels and storage batteries loaded in separate containers; battery containers equipped with temperature loggers

Customs Mode: Solar panels declared under general trade; lithium batteries declared as Class 9 dangerous goods with pre-arranged packaging certificates and railway transport condition appraisal

Highlights

Dangerous Goods Certification: Expertise in full-process Class 9 lithium battery export, including packaging certificates and railway transport condition appraisals
Full-chain Temperature Control: Temperature loggers in battery containers with real-time remote monitoring and data transmission
Co-loading Solution: Solar panels and batteries transported in the same train, separate containers — cost-efficient and compliant with safety isolation standards
One-stop Compliance Service: From MSDS review to destination customs clearance, fully coordinated by ZJD's specialized team

Results

Delivered in 15 days with zero anomalies in battery transport, 100% temperature compliance, and no damage to solar panels. The client's project commenced on schedule.

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"Lithium battery export to Central Asia involves stringent compliance requirements. Several logistics providers we consulted couldn't offer a complete solution. ZJD not only handled the dangerous goods packaging certificate and railway hazardous cargo approval, but also designed an intelligent co-loading plan for solar panels and batteries — saving on freight while maintaining safety. 15 days direct to Almaty with fully traceable temperature data. Highly professional."

Overseas Project Director, New Energy Technology Company

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