EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
At The Smarter E Europe 2026 in Munich from June 23 to 25, HyperStrong had signed 15 agreements totaling nearly 10 GWh with European customers and global partners. The named deals had included a 4.6 GWh supply agreement with Redelfi in Italy, a 1 GWh framework agreement with GOLDBECK SOLAR in Germany, and HyperStrong’s first agreements in Poland. The company had also unveiled HyperBlock M in DC and AC configurations, along with two C&I products, HyperCube C&I II Max and HyperCube C&I II Plus. HyperStrong has deployed over 60 GWh of energy storage projects across more than 30 countries and has established a presence in nearly 20 European countries.
Company: HyperStrong
Location: Munich, Germany
Project: The Smarter E Europe 2026 Participation
Project Status: Agreements Signed
Purpose: Expand European & Global BESS Partnerships
Attending The Smarter E Europe 2026 for the fourth consecutive year, Beijing-headquartered HyperStrong, an energy storage system integrator and service provider, signed 15 agreements with European customers and global partners in Munich, Germany, from June 23 to 25. The agreements reached nearly 10 GWh in contracted volume.
Three of the 15 agreements were named. The largest was a 4.6 GWh supply deal with Redelfi in Italy, followed by a 1 GWh framework agreement with GOLDBECK SOLAR, a German EPC company. HyperStrong also signed its first agreements in Poland, marking its entry into that market. The partners and capacities for the remaining 12 agreements were not disclosed.
In the utility-scale segment, HyperStrong showcased HyperBlock M in DC and AC configurations. The product is based on a modular architecture and can combine one to eight 10-foot storage containers for different deployment needs. It also includes grid-support functions and AI-enabled management for system monitoring, safety, and operational efficiency.
HyperStrong also unveiled two C&I products, HyperCube C&I II Max and HyperCube C&I II Plus. HyperCube C&I II Max uses an 800 Vac transformerless architecture and can connect directly to low-voltage solar and storage systems without additional step-up equipment. It also combines full liquid cooling with silicon carbide technology and includes AI-enabled monitoring to identify battery thermal runaway risks in advance.
HyperCube C&I II Plus is designed for 400 Vac low-voltage applications. It has a compact, integrated design with AI-driven operations and maintenance functions and is intended for commercial parks, EV charging stations, and data centers.
HyperStrong has deployed more than 60 GWh of storage capacity worldwide and has operations in more than 30 countries. In Europe, the company has expanded its presence to nearly 20 countries.
Founded in 2011, HyperStrong has worked on more than 400 energy storage projects and has deployed more than 60 GWh of capacity. Its portfolio covers utility-scale, commercial, and industrial applications. The company also operates five smart manufacturing bases, three R&D centers, two testing labs, and a global marketing center.