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HYXiPOWER Highlights AI-Powered Storage Innovations at SNEC

Company showcases smart energy and storage solutions for residential, C&I and utility-scale applications

Canal Solar - HYXiPOWER highlights AI-powered storage innovations at SNEC

Products displayed at the company's stand. Photo: HYXiPOWER/Disclosure

HYXiPOWER will be showcasing its comprehensive portfolio of solutions for intelligent energy storage and management at SNEC 2025. Under the theme “AI for all, all for life”, the company will be highlighting innovations ranging from compact systems for residential applications to large-scale solutions for utility-scale and industrial projects.

One of the main highlights was the Smart Residential Energy Zone, where the company showcased solutions designed to meet different consumer profiles. The star attraction in this space was the All-in-One ESS, considered the industry's first wireless solution, according to the manufacturer, which eliminates the need for external meters or CTs.

With simplified installation – completed in just a few minutes – the equipment has an IP67 protection rating, automotive-grade safety and high reliability for long-term operations.

Another new product is the Balcony Micro Storage System, a compact, plug-and-play solution designed for smaller spaces, such as balconies. The system offers a capacity of up to 10,24 kWh, 1.200 W input and is compatible with 99% of microinverters on the market, facilitating the adoption of residential storage.

Photo: HYXiPOWER/Disclosure
Photo: HYXiPOWER/Disclosure

Solutions for the utility-scale market

To support larger projects, HYXiPOWER brought its line dedicated to the utility-scale segment to the fair. In the Utility-Scale Zone, two systems were presented: a 320 kW three-phase string inverter and a 5 MWh containerized ESS.

Both solutions are equipped with the company's own AI-based AFCI technology, as well as automotive-grade protection, ensuring high performance, robustness and operational safety for large-scale photovoltaic projects.

Photo: HYXiPOWER/Disclosure

Solutions for C&I applications

In the C&I segment (commercial and industrial), companhia has introduced three new external battery cabinets, developed for global deployment, with flexible and adaptable architecture. These systems are designed for different operating profiles, from simple daily cycles to continuous and uninterrupted demands.

Also noteworthy is the launch of the modular hybrid system in “backpack-style” format, which integrates a 125 kW inverter directly coupled to a 215 kWh battery cabinet. The vertical design optimizes space and is built on a direct current coupling architecture.

According to the manufacturer, the technology minimizes conversion losses, increases energy efficiency and eliminates the need for additional inverters and AC grid equipment. In addition, it significantly reduces initial investment and O&M (operation and maintenance) costs.

The solution offers flexibility for applications such as:

  • Self-consumption;
  • Reduction of demand peaks;
  • Complete microgrid deployments.
Photo: HYXiPOWER/Disclosure

Innovation based on artificial intelligence

In addition to the products, HYXiPOWER presented a complete overview of its R&D (research and development) fronts at the Innovation Showcase.

Among the innovations were:

  • Artificial intelligence optimized MPPT algorithms;
  • Multi-scale energy forecasting models;
  • A completely redesigned intelligent cloud platform that improves systems management and remote operation of solutions.

Global presence

Currently, the company is present in more than 100 countries, supported by a network of more than 1.000 global partners and with more than 200 international certifications.

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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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