The main difference between power lithium batteries and energy storage lithium batteries lies in their different designs and uses.

Power lithium batteries are generally used to provide high power output, such as new energy vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, electric vehicles, etc. This type of battery needs to have characteristics such as high energy density, high discharge rate, and long lifespan to adapt to high-intensity charging and discharging cycles.

Energy storage lithium batteries are used for long-term energy storage, such as solar power generation systems, wind power generation systems, etc. This type of battery requires higher energy density and lower cost to meet the needs of energy storage systems, and typically requires a longer cycle life and lower self discharge rate.

Power lithium batteries are generally used in scenarios that require high power output, such as:

1. Driving energy for vehicles such as electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles;

2. The power source of portable devices such as electric tools and drones.

Lithium ion batteries for energy storage are used in scenarios that require long-term energy storage, such as:

1. Energy storage equipment for distributed energy systems such as solar photovoltaic power generation systems and wind power generation systems;

2. Energy storage equipment in industrial and civilian fields such as power grid peak shaving and emergency backup power supply.

In addition, with the continuous progress of technology and the expansion of application scenarios, power lithium batteries have also begun to be applied in some lower power scenarios, such as smart homes, the Internet of Things, and other fields. Energy storage lithium batteries are also gradually expanding their application scope, such as the secondary utilization of electric vehicles, the application of new materials such as graphene enhanced lithium-ion batteries, etc.