EVE Energy made a notable appearance at RE+ 2025, held from September 9–11 in Las Vegas, where it introduced two major energy storage innovations. The company globally launched its 5MWh Long-Cycle ESS, promising “5 years zero degradation,” and unveiled overseas its 836kWh Split Modular Cabinet. These releases highlighted EVE’s focus on large-cell applications and scenario-based solutions, positioning it as one of the most watched exhibitors.

The “Mr. Giant Pro” 5MWh system addresses common industry issues such as performance degradation upon delivery and high oversizing costs. By incorporating long-life battery technology and a reinforced SEI film structure, the system minimizes side reactions during storage and operation. A self-developed repair mechanism further enhances cycle life, allowing the product to match the lifespan of solar panels. Compared to conventional solutions, it offers 16% more energy discharge over its lifecycle and reduces DC-side device requirements, lowering both initial and operational costs.

For easier logistics, the “Mr. Brick” modular cabinet uses a split design to comply with international transport weight limits. Each module reaches 209kWh, and the system supports flexible configuration for utility and commercial use. It features streamlined maintenance, intelligent management, and improved safety via thermal-electric and liquid-electric separation.

Beyond these products, EVE Energy displayed a wide range of solutions tailored to energy transition, smart living, and residential applications. Its strategic investments in the U.S., including a regional headquarters and local production through subsidiary ACT, demonstrate a deepening commitment to the American market.

The company continues to prioritize technology-driven development and localized support to advance global energy transformation and sustainable growth.