The Japan Times reports that Huawei Digital Power Technology Co. will supply equipment for one of Latin America's largest energy-storage projects on Fernando de Noronha, an Atlantic archipelago in Brazil that relies on diesel fuel delivered by boat. The project is scheduled for installation later in 2026 and involves battery storage, solar inverters, and related systems for the island's grid serving roughly 3,000 residents and 120,000 annual visitors. Huawei, based in Shenzhen and best known for smartphones and 5G infrastructure, maintains equipment in China's Qinghai province and offers clean-energy products through its Digital Power division.