The application of lithium iron phosphate batteries in 5G base stations is also an application in the field of energy storage, but 5G base stations are an emerging field in recent years, so we will introduce them separately. In the past two years, my country’s 5G market has developed rapidly. However, 5G is facing a rather "unfavorable" development factor-the power consumption of 5G base stations may be several times that of 4G base stations. Demand for expansion. This means that almost all computer rooms of operators currently have to transform the power supply system to ensure power supply, including switching power supplies, storage batteries, and power cords have to be replaced. Lithium iron phosphate batteries are currently the best choice, and all operators are also in the bidding layout. In 2019, the shipments of energy storage lithium-ion batteries, which are dominated by lithium iron phosphate batteries, were 11.6GWh (including energy storage, communication backup power, uninterruptible power supplies, etc.). From 2019 to 2025, 5G base stations will deal with lithium iron phosphate batteries. The demand for ion batteries will reach 155.4GWh. The commercial application of 5G is getting closer, and the entire industry chain is actively operating to meet new technical standards. Data show that in the past three years, domestic network operation and support costs have increased by more than 10% annually on average, of which energy consumption accounts for about 12%.