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Dec 04,2025
At the recent BNEF Summit in Shanghai, Wendy Yip, General Manager of Strategic Marketing at EVE Energy, shared insights on the energy storage industry's transition from policy-driven growth to a market-oriented phase, showcasing the company's technological capabilities and international vision.
Technology Leadership: Large-Cell Solutions Driving Cost Reduction and Efficiency
Amid the expanding global energy storage market, EVE Energy has pioneered advanced large-cell technology. Wendy Yip emphasized that large-format batteries are key to reducing industry costs.
The company's 628Ah "Mr. Big" battery achieves systematic breakthroughs through integrated design: reducing system components by 50%, installation workload by 50%, and full lifecycle operation and maintenance costs by 30%. This innovation has been deployed in a 400MWh domestic energy storage station and exported to markets such as Australia and Europe, entering large-scale application.
At EVE Energy's Jingmen 60GWh super factory, fully automated production significantly lowers unit manufacturing costs. Advanced processes like stacking ensure product safety and consistency, supporting mass production.
The company has launched scenario-specific solutions, including a "zero degradation over five years" long-cycle storage system, 836kWh modular cabinets, and 6.9MWh containerized systems, demonstrating comprehensive application capabilities.
Global Capacity Network Supports International Expansion
With overseas markets representing nearly 60% of storage demand, Wendy Yip affirmed that global expansion is essential for Chinese manufacturers. EVE Energy is implementing a strategy of "global manufacturing, collaboration, and service," with its Malaysia base scheduled to begin operations in 2026 and its Hungary facility slated for completion in 2027. This approach leverages regional advantages while meeting specific market requirements.
Having established product certifications and channels in North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, EVE Energy enhances its international competitiveness through localized operations.
Focusing on Emerging Markets and Technology Trends
Wendy Yip projected that emerging markets in Asia, Africa, and Latin America will drive industry growth by 2026, with cells exceeding 500Ah gaining significant market share. Leveraging S&P Global Tier 1 certification, diversified technology reserves, and global manufacturing capabilities, EVE Energy is well-positioned to respond effectively to market evolution.
As energy storage transitions from policy support to market-driven growth, EVE Energy continues to advance technological innovation and its global strategy, contributing to worldwide energy transformation alongside its partners.
