EVE's World-First 400 MWh Power Station with 628 Ah ESS Batteries Begins Operation

Published: Feb 13, 2026 10:04

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Recently, EVE's official account announced that the world's first 400 MWh power station utilizing 628 Ah ESS batteries on a large scale has officially commenced operation. The station is equipped with 80 sets of 5 MWh ESS DC systems, Mr.Giant, which integrate 628 Ah ESS batteries in a simplified manner, along with 40 sets of integrated step-up converter cabins. This milestone signifies that the large battery technology roadmap pioneered by EVE has achieved a critical leap from forward-looking exploration to grid-level validation, laying a solid core foundation for the high-quality development of the energy storage industry.

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