JUSDA Named Strategic Partner of the Shenzhen New Energy Association

Connecting digital coordination with global supply chain execution for the new energy sector

JUSDA International Supply Chain has been named a strategic partner of the Shenzhen New Energy Association (SZNEA), following the Association’s Fifth General Assembly in Shenzhen.

The event brought together government representatives, industry experts, new energy companies and supply chain service providers. The partnership recognizes JUSDA’s experience in manufacturing supply chains, digital platform development and global operations. More importantly, it marks a broader role for JUSDA: moving beyond serving individual companies to contributing to industry-wide collaboration, practical use cases and global market connectivity.

Supply chain capability is becoming a competitive differentiator

At the General Assembly, SZNEA completed its leadership transition, updated its governance framework and expanded its membership. It also established three specialized committees covering procurement, AI and energy storage, and EV charging and battery swapping.

An international procurement matchmaking session was held alongside the event, bringing overseas sourcing resources into direct contact with Shenzhen-based new energy companies.

These initiatives reflect a wider shift across the industry. As new energy companies scale and expand internationally, competitiveness is no longer determined by products and technology alone. Procurement efficiency, inventory control, cross-border transportation, regulatory compliance, risk management and global fulfilment are becoming equally important.

This is particularly relevant to companies operating in energy storage, solar power, lithium batteries and advanced materials. Their supply chains often involve multiple tiers of suppliers, geographically dispersed production sites and complex international delivery networks. A disruption at any point can affect production schedules, inventory levels and customer commitments.

Moving from a service provider to an industry collaborator

Against this backdrop, the strategic partnership carries significance beyond the designation itself.

SZNEA connects industry stakeholders, professional institutions, member companies and international market resources. For JUSDA, the partnership provides a closer channel through which to understand shared industry challenges and develop solutions around real operating scenarios.

For member companies, it brings together JUSDA’s experience in manufacturing supply chain management, its digital capabilities and its global logistics network. The two sides can therefore explore how supply chain resources, technology and operational execution can be applied more effectively across the new energy ecosystem.

JusLink: turning visibility into coordinated action

During the event, JUSDA’s technology and business teams met with participating companies and international buyers to discuss common challenges, including supply chain visibility, inventory management, cross-border fulfilment and operational risk.

Central to these discussions was JusLink, JUSDA’s proprietary digital supply chain management platform.

JusLink is more than a shipment tracking tool. It connects data across orders, procurement, production, inventory, warehousing, transportation, customs clearance and final delivery. By bringing information from different systems and stakeholders into a unified view, the platform enables companies to monitor order execution, inventory distribution, goods in transit and delivery milestones more effectively.

Its capabilities include intelligent booking coordination, end-to-end shipment visibility, logistics control tower management, global logistics collaboration and risk alerts.

When transport capacity changes, shipments are delayed, inventory deviates from plan or delivery milestones are at risk, JusLink can help identify the affected nodes and assess the potential operational impact. It also supports task assignment, corrective action and execution follow-up, enabling teams to move from retrospective reporting to active supply chain management.

For new energy companies, the value of JusLink lies not only in making the supply chain visible, but also in turning fragmented data into coordinated action. Procurement, production, inventory and logistics teams can work from a more consistent view of operations and respond more quickly when conditions change.

Connecting the digital layer with physical execution

JusLink does not operate separately from day-to-day logistics. JUSDA combines the platform with its global warehousing and distribution network, multimodal transportation resources, cross-border customs capabilities and overseas delivery operations.

This connection between digital management and physical execution is essential. Visibility alone can explain where a problem has occurred; effective supply chain management must also help teams decide what to do next and support the implementation of that decision.

Through this integrated model, companies can use JusLink to understand the overall condition of their supply chains while relying on JUSDA’s operational network to carry decisions through to warehousing, transportation, customs clearance and delivery.

Turning the partnership into practical industry value

The partnership with SZNEA creates new opportunities to extend JusLink from individual enterprise applications into more specialized new energy scenarios.

Working through the Association and its three specialized committees, JUSDA plans to engage member companies on practical needs such as procurement collaboration, inventory optimization, transportation visibility, cross-border fulfilment and risk alerts. The goal is to explore solutions that reflect the operating characteristics of different segments within the new energy industry.

JUSDA will also use the Association’s platform to strengthen connections across the upstream and downstream value chain, improve coordination between supply and logistics resources, and support the application of digital capabilities in day-to-day operations.

At the same time, JUSDA’s global logistics network and local operating capabilities can support Shenzhen-based new energy companies as they expand internationally—from cross-border transportation and customs compliance to overseas warehousing and final-mile delivery.

Becoming a strategic partner of SZNEA is an important step in JUSDA’s development within the new energy sector. It reflects industry recognition of JUSDA’s capabilities, while also bringing a longer-term responsibility to contribute to the sector’s growth.

With JusLink serving as the digital collaboration layer and its global supply chain network providing the execution backbone, JUSDA will work with SZNEA and its member companies to improve supply chain visibility, responsiveness and global delivery performance—supporting the continued international growth of Shenzhen’s new energy industry.