An advanced metering infrastructure project implemented by Linyang Energy in Malaysia. [Photo/Linyang Energy]

Linyang Energy, headquartered in Qidong, Nantong, East China's Jiangsu province, announced on Sept 9 that it had signed a smart meter supply contract with Landis & Gyr Pty Ltd, with a total contract value of $54 million.

As one of China's largest smart meter exporters, Linyang Energy has steadily expanded its global footprint in recent years. Its products are now distributed in more than 50 countries and regions worldwide.

In the first half of this year, Linyang Energy continued to work closely with Landis & Gyr, a leading company in the global metering industry, to expand its market share in Western Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The company has captured more than 30 percent of the market in Poland, while actively exploring emerging markets like Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary.

In the Middle East, Linyang Energy has established a joint venture with local company ECC, maintaining over 30 percent market share while extending its reach to Oman, Kuwait, and other regional markets.

In Asia, the company has delivered over one million smart meters, with strategic operations in Indonesia supporting markets in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and neighboring Southeast Asian countries.

Beyond smart meters, Linyang Energy has also made significant progress in overseas renewable energy and energy storage projects. In May 2025, the company entered the Italian renewable energy market, commencing construction of its first MW-scale photovoltaic project — the Elmas Solar Power Plant on Sardinia — marking a key milestone in its global development strategy.

Additionally, Linyang Energy continues to secure energy storage orders abroad, including a recent 275 MWh contract signed in Warsaw between Linyang Poland and the Polish Mosty Group.