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Recently, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released the 2026 BRICS Industrial Cooperation Case List, and KRIPAL made the cut.

In recent years, Yueqing has been pushing hard on the “415X” advanced manufacturing cluster initiative. On the “global linkage” front, the city has been refining product portfolios, innovating trade models, and building out global supply chains—steadily improving how well its products fit international markets and accelerating the global reach of “Made in Yueqing.”

KRIPAL is a case in point. The company has developed over 100 products in-house, covering the full spectrum of power distribution and protection, industrial control, new energy storage, and photovoltaics. Its products are deployed across energy storage bases, new energy power stations, industrial parks, and more.

“We started our international expansion early on,” said a company representative. “We’ve built a sales and service network spanning dozens of countries and regions.” Today, KRIPAL’s products are exported to markets across Europe, Australia, the Americas, Africa, and Southeast Asia, earning a strong brand reputation overseas.

The project that landed KRIPAL on this year’s BRICS list—Upgrading and Enhancement of Russia’s Energy Storage Base Power Distribution Terminal Project—will deliver customized electrical solutions on the ground in Russia, supporting local energy infrastructure upgrades and marking the company’s strategic shift from simply exporting products to exporting technology and integrated solutions.

This achievement reflects KRIPAL’s deep commitment to the Russian BRICS market.

Founded in 1992, KRIPAL is a national high-tech enterprise and a national-level “Little Giant” specializing in low-voltage electrical equipment, waterproof electrical products, and new energy R&D, manufacturing, and sales.

The company has established three production bases in Yueqing, Wenzhou Bridge Industrial Zone, and Taizhou, totaling 100,000 square meters of standardized, modern manufacturing space.

It also runs a CNAS-accredited national testing center and has earned Global Satellite Laboratory status from Intertek, creating a closed-loop quality control system covering R&D, performance testing, and mass production. CNAS accreditation means KRIPAL’s testing center meets international standards in equipment, management, and technical capability.

With over 700 employees—more than 10% of whom are technical and R&D staff—KRIPAL has been recognized as a Zhejiang Provincial Patent Demonstration Enterprise and a Zhejiang Export Brand Enterprise.

This end-to-end setup spanning R&D, production, sales, and service has laid a solid industrial foundation for sustained innovation, quality control, and global market expansion.

Going forward, we will stick to our quality policy of “Accuracy, Impartiality, Science, and Efficiency,” continue developing top-tier testing talent, and keep raising our professional testing capabilities and management standards—to support KRIPAL’s high-quality growth and give our global customers products they can truly count on.

The inclusion of this project in the 2026 BRICS Industrial Cooperation Case Collection serves as authoritative recognition of KRIPAL’s technical expertise, product quality, and international development capabilities.

At this new stage of growth, KRIPAL will continue to stay true to its industrial roots, driven by technological innovation, deepen its focus on low-voltage electrical equipment and new energy, expand international industrial collaboration, and contribute to the global upgrade of energy infrastructure and the coordinated development of BRICS industries with better products and solutions.