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EVE Energy at the Energy Storage Summit 2025

From February 17 to 19, 2025, the Energy Storage Summit 2025 took place in London, United Kingdom, where EVE Energy was invited to present a keynote. The discussion revolved around a critical question: "Can large batteries simplify the management of ever-growing power station projects?" This presentation highlighted advanced solutions and innovative strategies tailored for the burgeoning European energy storage market.

Growth and Challenges in the European Energy Storage Market

Forecasts from renowned global consulting agencies such as IHS and EASY predict that the energy storage demand in Europe will reach 300 GW by 2030 and potentially exceed 600 GW by 2050. To meet this massive demand, large-scale energy storage deployments are essential. The power capacity of individual energy stations has dramatically increased, transitioning from MWh to GWh. Notably, 2024 marked the first project with a single block capacity exceeding 1 GWh.

However, the rapid growth in this sector brings significant challenges, such as economic viability, operational complexity, and energy storage safety, which present new hurdles for advancing storage technologies and power system projects.

EVE Energy's Large Battery Technology

EVE Energy is actively addressing these challenges by pioneering large battery technologies and achieving mass production. Their ultra-high-capacity cells, known as Mr. Big, with a capacity of 628 Ah, simplify energy storage systems. This innovation reduces the number of data collection points for power stations of the same scale by half. According to calculations, such a reduction could lower the life cycle operating costs of energy storage stations by 30%, with maintenance time slashed from 336 hours to 232 hours annually.

One of the standout products, the 5 MWh energy storage system named Mr. Giant, made from Mr. Big cells, boasts a high energy efficiency of 95.5%. This system maximizes customer benefits by prioritizing efficiency. A demonstration station built last August in Jingmen, Hubei Province, has already provided nearly six months of operational data, confirming its economic viability.

As one of the first mass-produced battery cells exceeding 600 Ah, the Mr. Big element showcases the advanced manufacturing capabilities and ultra-high efficiency of EVE Energy's battery plant, which has a capacity of 60 GWh. The facility produces high-quality products with a defect rate in the single PPB (parts per billion) range and ensures efficient delivery to global clients.

Accelerating Global Energy Transition

On an international scale, EVE Energy is expanding its global footprint by enhancing capabilities in "global manufacturing, global cooperation, and global services" to stay close to customers and ensure rapid responses. Currently, factories are being constructed in Hungary and Malaysia, with the Malaysian factory expected to begin mass production in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Looking ahead, EVE Energy will continue to focus on technological innovation, executing its global strategy through high-performance, reliable, and safety-oriented innovative products. By collaborating with global partners, EVE Energy aims to make a substantial contribution to accelerating the global energy transition and support sustainable development.