solar storage

Portfolio One brings LONGi‘s modules and in-house 5S storage under a single architecture, tailored to utility-scale, commercial and off-grid use, with the cloud-based Oneos platform handling control and virtual power plant functions.

The Inverter Vision Max fills Solarwatt's 15 to 30 kilowatt range, supporting PV systems of up to 60 kilowatts.

A new storage brand brings three-tier modular capacity from five to 40 kilowatt-hours, LFP cells rated for over 6,000 cycles and a decade of expected service life.

The Storion-LC 836 delivers 835.9 kWh per cabinet and scales to 6.7 MWh when eight units are connected in parallel, with front-side cabling and standardised transport reducing installation complexity.

Splitting solar and battery functions between the Piko CI G2 and Plenticore BI 25 shortens cable runs and permits independent placement, with the BI 25 reaching up to 98.3 percent efficiency.

The Nex E6000 offers six kilowatt-hours of plug-in storage in a housing just 11.9 centimetres deep, redesigned from the ground up to fit European homes.

The M-ELV Battbank, an AC-coupled low-voltage system for commercial and industrial applications, is designed to integrate independently of existing inverters.

The battery tower scales from a single cabinet to a fully paralleled system, working alongside Kostal's Plenticore G3, Plenticore Plus G2 and the new Plenticore BI 25 battery inverter.

The Swedish company has rounded out its Home Energy System with the Aira Power Store battery and Power Hub inverter, extending its existing heat pump and solar lineup.

Storage specialist Sunenergy XT, formerly Sunlit Solar, is launching the 500 Pro AC Core, an AC-coupled battery storage platform for retrofitting existing solar installations that leaves the existing inverter untouched.

With the Scalecube i3, Intilion is expanding its portfolio to include a modular large-scale storage system that integrates all key components in a single unit for industrial and grid-support applications.

Four MPPTs, up to 4 kW of solar input and an integrated AI assistant for tailored energy strategies mark Sigenergy's latest storage unit, which also supports dynamic tariffs across roughly 50 countries.

Clou Electronics and Midea Energy have developed a large-scale C&I storage unit for European users, pairing 314 Ah battery cells with balanced pack and cell-level cooling and a maximum efficiency of 90 percent.

Solaredge has introduced the CSS-OD, a commercial storage system with 107 kilowatt-hours of capacity, for Europe. The company is also extending its Multirange concept across its entire European commercial inverter portfolio.

Sigenergy's new all-in-one battery offers up to 15 kW in three-phase configurations, LFP modules of 6 kWh and 8 kWh and outage protection for essential household loads.

The pre-configured unit targets industrial and utility-scale projects, combining three battery units and around 1.25 MW of charge and discharge power, and liquid-cooled LFP technology.

The southern Germany-based manufacturer is targeting small and medium-sized businesses with the Sonnenpro Compact 261 and a matching energy management system, the Sonnenpro EMS.

Capacity ranges from 5 to 30 kWh per module, extending to 120 kWh through cascading, with more than 100 devices compatible across manufacturers.

Usable capacity per module rises from 2.6 to 4.3 kWh, a 42 percent increase, with towers scaling from 8.6 to 259 kWh across up to ten units.

The Leipzig-based manufacturer's updated energy management platform can now integrate more than 700 devices, from solar installations to smart consumer electronics.

The DIN-rail Pro targets new installations with a full feature set, while the compact Plug-In is built for faster, retrofit-friendly installation.

Built on Whes hardware and proprietary software, the system is designed to scale across commercial and industrial settings, with additional applications in smaller utility environments.

The rollout covers energy management software, a three-phase inverter, modular battery storage and a backup solution, with the feature extending to all existing and new Ennex OS devices.

The new Sunenergyxt 500 brings together rooftop solar integration, variable pricing models and standalone capability, giving installers and end users a flexible building block for residential and small commercial sites.

The Industrial M offers up to 904 kilowatt-hours of capacity in a compact 10-foot all-in-one design built around new electric-vehicle batteries.