Revolution in energy storage: EVE Energy sets new standards!

Revolution in energy storage: EVE Energy sets new standards!

The Energy Storage Summit 2025 took place in London from February 17th to 19th, 2025, where EVE Energy was invited to deliver a groundbreaking keynote entitled “Can large-scale batteries simplify the management of ever-growing power plant projects?” to present. In this presentation, which focused on solutions for the European energy storage market, the company highlighted the need to develop innovative approaches to the increasing demand for energy storage in Europe. Forecasts suggest demand could reach 300 GW by 2030 and more than 600 GW by 2050, raising enormous challenges including cost, operational complexity and safety concerns related to large battery installations, such as EVE Battery reported.

However, the company has made groundbreaking advances in the development of their “Big Battery” technology, allowing the number of data collection points in large energy storage systems to be halved. The innovative 628 Ah battery, called "Mr. Big", introduced measures that can reduce the life cycle operating costs of energy storage systems by 30%. its application in 5MWh energy storage systems results in an impressive 95.5% efficiency. This technology is supported by a state-of-the-art production facility that began operations in December 2023 and is now the largest energy storage factory in the industry, according to EVE Energy itself.

Technological innovations and global expansion

EVE Energy has invested not only in the mass production of their high-capacity batteries, but also in technologies to improve safety and efficiency. Collaboration with scientists enables new approaches such as intelligent battery monitoring, which continuously tracks critical parameters throughout a battery's life cycle. This technology could become a security standard for the entire industry. In preparation for the next phase of the global energy transition, the company also plans to build new factories in Hungary and Malaysia, with the Malaysian facility scheduled to begin production in the fourth quarter of 2025 to better serve global demand, according to information from EVE Battery.