Daqo Unveils Innovative SF6-Free Power Solutions at The smarter E Europe 2026
In recent years, the European energy landscape has witnessed a significant transition towards renewable sources. As the demand for innovative and sustainable solutions escalates, Daqo, a prominent player in power distribution and energy storage, has stepped into the limelight at The smarter E Europe 2026, held in Munich. This event highlighted the company's commitment to providing environmentally friendly and efficient power distribution alternatives.
At the forefront of Daqo’s presentation was the DQS Air Series, an SF6-free ring main unit (RMU). This state-of-the-art equipment is equipped with a unique combination of dry-air insulation and vacuum interruption technology, offering a reliable alternative to traditional SF6 systems. Recognizing the urgency for cleaner alternatives, Daqo's innovations aim to help project owners seamlessly link new energy generation and high-demand loads to the grid while adhering to stringent environmental and operational standards.
The compact and sealed design of the DQS Air not only minimizes maintenance requirements but also enhances reliability—essential for urban distribution networks, renewable project implementations, and grid upgrades. Daqo also introduced a new SF6-free air-insulated RMU tailored for secondary distribution networks. This unit emphasizes flexible configuration, intelligent monitoring, and readiness for remote operations. It's a significant advancement for clients striving for a more manageable and eco-conscious power distribution framework.
Moreover, Daqo showcased integrated solutions tailored for renewable energy and storage projects. Their containerized photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage system (BESS) substations simplify the project execution process by bundling essential components—including step-up transformers and switchgear—into a single, factory-prepared unit. This efficiency fortifies developers’ efforts, easing coordination and expediting timelines from delivery to grid connection.
For energy-intensive industries such as data centers, Daqo presented the DQMpower 2.0. This modular power solution consolidates low-voltage distribution, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) functionalities, and power quality management into an efficient package, which enhances deployment and optimizes space in electrical rooms. The solid-state transformer technology demonstrated at the event points to a future where flexible interactions between grids, loads, storage solutions, and direct current (DC) power systems become the norm.
Kevin Lin, General Manager for Daqo's European Region, emphasized the company’s proactive approach in engaging with customers at The smarter E Europe. “Our discussions reflected an industry-wide urgency for energy infrastructure that prioritizes cleaner technologies, faster grid connections, and a more reliable delivery framework,” he stated.
Daqo aims to enhance its local coordination and partner networks in Europe to provide integrated technical solutions with more straightforward interfaces and robust delivery support. The company’s strategy combines substantial manufacturing capabilities with localized assistance, offering European customers a streamlined experience with fewer supplier interactions and better control over their projects.
Daqo operates 32 manufacturing facilities with expertise in producing medium- and low-voltage equipment, transformers, and related automation systems. This extensive industrial network enables the company to meet the rising demand for cleaner and more reliable power infrastructure across Europe.
As renewable energy integration continues to accelerate and electrification expands, Daqo is committed to aligning its strategies with developers, utilities, EPCs, and industrial clients. The company stands ready to support the evolution of power infrastructures—ensuring they not only meet today’s rigorous demands but also pave the way for a sustainable energy future.
At the forefront of Daqo’s presentation was the DQS Air Series, an SF6-free ring main unit (RMU). This state-of-the-art equipment is equipped with a unique combination of dry-air insulation and vacuum interruption technology, offering a reliable alternative to traditional SF6 systems. Recognizing the urgency for cleaner alternatives, Daqo's innovations aim to help project owners seamlessly link new energy generation and high-demand loads to the grid while adhering to stringent environmental and operational standards.
The compact and sealed design of the DQS Air not only minimizes maintenance requirements but also enhances reliability—essential for urban distribution networks, renewable project implementations, and grid upgrades. Daqo also introduced a new SF6-free air-insulated RMU tailored for secondary distribution networks. This unit emphasizes flexible configuration, intelligent monitoring, and readiness for remote operations. It's a significant advancement for clients striving for a more manageable and eco-conscious power distribution framework.
Moreover, Daqo showcased integrated solutions tailored for renewable energy and storage projects. Their containerized photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage system (BESS) substations simplify the project execution process by bundling essential components—including step-up transformers and switchgear—into a single, factory-prepared unit. This efficiency fortifies developers’ efforts, easing coordination and expediting timelines from delivery to grid connection.
For energy-intensive industries such as data centers, Daqo presented the DQMpower 2.0. This modular power solution consolidates low-voltage distribution, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) functionalities, and power quality management into an efficient package, which enhances deployment and optimizes space in electrical rooms. The solid-state transformer technology demonstrated at the event points to a future where flexible interactions between grids, loads, storage solutions, and direct current (DC) power systems become the norm.
Kevin Lin, General Manager for Daqo's European Region, emphasized the company’s proactive approach in engaging with customers at The smarter E Europe. “Our discussions reflected an industry-wide urgency for energy infrastructure that prioritizes cleaner technologies, faster grid connections, and a more reliable delivery framework,” he stated.
Daqo aims to enhance its local coordination and partner networks in Europe to provide integrated technical solutions with more straightforward interfaces and robust delivery support. The company’s strategy combines substantial manufacturing capabilities with localized assistance, offering European customers a streamlined experience with fewer supplier interactions and better control over their projects.
Daqo operates 32 manufacturing facilities with expertise in producing medium- and low-voltage equipment, transformers, and related automation systems. This extensive industrial network enables the company to meet the rising demand for cleaner and more reliable power infrastructure across Europe.
As renewable energy integration continues to accelerate and electrification expands, Daqo is committed to aligning its strategies with developers, utilities, EPCs, and industrial clients. The company stands ready to support the evolution of power infrastructures—ensuring they not only meet today’s rigorous demands but also pave the way for a sustainable energy future.
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