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    Home » EVE Energy delivered a keynote speech at Energy Storage Summit 2025 in London

    EVE Energy delivered a keynote speech at Energy Storage Summit 2025 in London

    Akanksha TomerBy Akanksha TomerFebruary 28, 2025Updated:February 28, 2025 Charging Stations 3 Mins Read
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    EVE Energy to Speak at Energy Storage Summit 2025

    The Energy Storage Summit 2025 held in London, UK, from February 17 to 19, 2025, gathering industry leaders to discuss advancements in energy storage. EVE Energy was invited to the energy storage summit and delivered a keynote speech titled “Can Big Batteries Simplify the Management of Ever-Expanding Power Station Projects?” The company presented innovative solutions tailored to the high-demand European energy storage market, highlighting the role of large-scale batteries in improving the efficiency and management of growing power station projects.

    Growth and Challenges in the European Energy Storage Market

    According to forecasts by global authoritative consulting agencies IHS and EASE, Europe’s energy storage demand is expected to reach 300 GW by 2030 and exceed 600 GW by 2050. To meet this massive demand, large-scale energy storage deployment has become crucial, with single-unit capacities advancing from MWh to GWh. In 2024, the first power station project with a single-unit capacity exceeding 1 GWh emerged.

    However, challenges such as economic viability, operational complexity, and safety concerns have become increasingly prominent, posing new difficulties for advanced energy storage technologies and power station system designs.

    EVE Energy’s Big Battery Technology Simplifies Large-Scale Energy Storage Systems

    To address these challenges, EVE Energy has continuously overcome technical hurdles, pioneering the concept of big batteries and achieving mass production. Its 628 Ah ultra-large-capacity cell, Mr. Big, simplifies energy storage systems by halving the number of data collection points for power stations of the same scale. Calculations show that this can reduce the lifecycle operational costs of energy storage power stations by 30%, with maintenance time decreasing from 336 hours to 232 hours annually.

    The 5 MWh energy storage system, Mr. Giant, integrated by Mr. Big, boasts a high energy efficiency of 95.5%, delivering value to customers through its pursuit of ultimate efficiency. A demonstration station for this product was established in Jingmen, Hubei, in August last year, providing nearly six months of operational efficiency data and profitability evidence.

    As one of the first 600+ Ah energy storage cells to achieve mass production, Mr. Big leverages the advanced manufacturing capabilities and ultra-high efficiency of EVE Energy’s 60 GWh super energy storage plant, offering global customers high-quality products with PPB-level defect rates and efficient delivery.

    Steady Global Expansion to Accelerate Global Energy Transition

    With an international perspective, EVE Energy is building a global presence, developing capabilities in “global manufacturing, global cooperation, and global services” to stay close to customers and respond quickly. Factories in Hungary and Malaysia are under construction, with the Malaysia Factory set to begin mass production in the fourth quarter of 2025.

    Moving forward, EVE Energy will continue to focus on technological innovation, driving its global strategy with high-performance, high-reliability, and high-safety innovative products. By collaborating with global partners, EVE Energy aims to contribute significantly to accelerating the global energy transition and promoting sustainable development.

    Big Batteries Energy Storage Summit 2025 energy transition EVE Energy Power Station
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