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DoGo Power's Innovative Energy Storage Solutions at EcoEnergy Expo 2026

The EcoEnergy Expo 2026 has successfully opened its doors in Kyiv, marking a significant milestone for renewable energy development in Eastern Europe. This premier event showcased various innovations, with DoGo Power taking the spotlight through their advanced energy storage systems designed to create smart grids.

Under the theme “Lighting the World,” DoGo Power's exhibits emphasized their commitment to providing tailored solutions for the commercial and industrial markets. As Ukraine accelerates its energy transition with goals to install 1.5 to 2 GW of energy storage capacity by 2030, DoGo Power aims to meet the growing demand for reliable, clean energy sources.

In addressing the stable electricity supply crucial for its agricultural supply chains, DoGo Power's energy storage system (ESS) is engineered to integrate seamlessly into local realities. Their innovative platform, termed the 4S, consolidates essential systems such as Energy Management System (EMS), Power Management System (PMS), Power Conversion System (PCS), and Battery Management System (BMS) into a three-tier architecture. This robust structure allows the system to deliver millisecond-level response capabilities and switch between grid-connected and off-grid modes swiftly.

The ESS operates reliably even in suboptimal network conditions, boasting a short-circuit ratio (SCR) of 1 or greater. Using Eco's AI toolset, the system incorporates smart algorithms to optimize energy distribution, leading to lower operational and maintenance costs, in alignment with Ukraine's resilience and remote operation needs.

Particularly for commercial scenarios, their flagship 10-foot container, with a capacity of 1,672 MWh, integrates functionalities equivalent to six 260 kWh ESS cabinets, a combination cabinet, and an isolation transformer. This consolidation translates into a significant initial capital expenditure reduction, cutting costs by 1.2 cents US per watt and shrinking footprint by 35%, thus minimizing labor costs and shortening project timelines by 5 to 7 days. The unit functions autonomously as a microgrid, accommodating multiple energy inputs and ensuring smooth transitions between connected and off-grid modes in under 20 milliseconds.

In parallel with the expo, DoGo Power hosted a thematic workshop titled “Scenario-Oriented + Grid Formation + AI.” This session attracted experts in grid technologies and agricultural research institutions, focusing on practical applications and business models to support grid stability, coordinated distributed energy, and integrated agricultural scenarios. This workshop served as a platform for fostering inter-industry collaboration.

During the expo, DoGo Power solidified partnerships with three key players in the sector. In collaboration with the Institute of Horticulture of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine (IH NAAS), DoGo Power has plans to deploy over 200 intelligent energy storage systems at research bases and experimental farms to directly tackle challenges such as data loss during tests and production instability due to power outages.

Additionally, partnerships with local industry players like NotaTrade and MIF aim to ensure reliable ESS and comprehensive service guarantees for distributors and end-users throughout the lifespan of the products. Moving forward, DoGo Power is committed to collaborating with local Ukrainian industry partners, delivering scenario-focused energy storage solutions bolstered by network training, enhancing operational efficiency, and providing technical support for stable energy supply and green transition in the region.

As Ukraine positions itself as a leader in renewable energy within the agricultural sector and beyond, DoGo Power’s innovative technologies stand to play a pivotal role in this transition, equipping the country for a more sustainable energy future.