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EVE Energy recently announced comprehensive backup power solutions for AIDC scenarios, featuring cylindrical BBU cells, prismatic UPS cells, and containerized storage. These products cover diverse needs from individual data units to overall architectures. The BBU cells balance high energy density with high power, ensuring top-tier safety and reliability. As a strategic priority, BBU battery "A-samples" are scheduled for output and client delivery between May and June 2026.

During an investor meeting on April 24, EVE Energy revealed it is developing its next-generation 702Ah energy storage cell using stacking technology. This cell offers significant energy efficiency, enabling a 6.9MWh system capacity. Compared to the mainstream 587Ah/588Ah solutions (6.25MWh), it reduces the number of system containers by approximately 10%. Following its 628Ah cell launch in 2025, EVE Energy continues to lead the shift toward larger capacities, effectively lowering initial investment costs and optimizing site layouts.

During an investor meeting on April 27, Sungrow noted a quarter-on-quarter increase in gross margin, driven by an optimized regional mix with higher revenue shares from high-margin markets like Europe. Regarding lithium carbonate price pass-through, the company adopts localized strategies: costs are smoothly passed in less competitive markets like the US, whereas impact is limited in highly competitive regions like China. Sungrow maintains a ~10% brand premium over peers through innovation-led cost reduction and value-added services such as grid-forming support and after-sales care.