Hoymiles has hosted its flagship StorageNext 2026 event in the Indian capital New Delhi. Under the vision of “Open Energy for All,” the company brought together industry leaders and policymakers to unveil its latest BESS and PCS advancements, accelerating India’s transition toward a resilient and sustainable clean energy future.
Centred around the theme of “Scale. Stability. Sustainability.”, StorageNext highlighted Hoymiles’ comprehensive portfolio, including containerized BESS solutions and next-generation PCS technologies designed to enhance grid reliability and support renewable energy integration.
A key highlight of the event was the launch of multiple advanced solutions, including DC Containers (5MWh & 6.25MWh), HPCS3500-E/1725-E/1250-E and a 6.25MWh AC Container. The containerized storage portfolio showcased Hoymiles’ focus on flexibility, scalability and high-performance design, with features such as liquid-cooling for thermal stability, modular architecture for easy expansion and intelligent monitoring capabilities enabling predictive maintenance and optimized operations.
The HPCS systems demonstrated an industry-leading efficiency of over 99%, ultra-fast response times and seamless integration across on-grid, off-grid and hybrid applications, ensuring enhanced grid stability and reliability.
During the event, Hoymiles signed a strategic agreement with REPLUS Engitech. By combining Hoymiles’ advanced technology with REPLUS’s local engineering and system integration capacity, the partnership focuses on delivering BESS and all-in-one energy solutions across India. Together, both parties will drive the implementation of robust, scalable energy storage systems tailored to the country’s grid environment.
In his welcome address, Vice President Guy Rong commented that India is at a critical stage of its energy transition, where large-scale energy storage is becoming essential for grid stability and renewable energy integration, noting that the new utility-scale BESS solutions launched for the Indian market are tailored to local grid conditions and needs.
Hoymiles has been active in India for over five years, with a local team established for more than two years. From solar microinverters to energy storage PCS, and from distributed systems to utility-scale storage, the company has continuously built a wealth of project experience across the country’s diverse energy landscape, its proven track record providing a solid foundation of trust as the company expands further into the large-scale energy storage market. Hoymiles has hosted its flagship StorageNext 2026 event in the Indian capital New Delhi. Under the vision of “Open Energy for All,” the company brought together industry leaders and policymakers to unveil its latest BESS and PCS advancements, accelerating India’s transition toward a resilient and sustainable clean energy future.