At REI Expo 2026 in Greater Noida, India, NASH Energy, an India-based maker of LFP cells and battery packs, has presented a storage cabinet in which five of its liquid-cooled battery packs have been stacked above an energy storage inverter. Its stand has also listed battery energy storage systems of 261 kWh and 418 kWh, as well as telecom enclosures of 48 V.
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NASH Energy exhibited at REI Expo 2026 in Hall 5, at Booth 5.34, at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The company has been making LFP cells and battery packs at its factory in Bengaluru, Karnataka, and it has described itself as India's first mass-scale maker of LFP cells, with its research being carried out in Japan.
Its main exhibit had been placed at the aisle. In a lit cabinet with a glass front, five liquid-cooled battery packs, each of which carried its own battery management unit, had been stacked above an energy storage inverter, so that the cabinet could be run as a single storage system. Liquid cooling is used in such packs to keep the cells at an even temperature while they are being charged and discharged at higher rates, which helps them to last longer.
The wall behind the cabinet has set out the rest of the range. It has listed battery energy storage systems of 261 kWh and 418 kWh for commercial and industrial sites, telecom enclosures of 48 V in versions of 100 Ah and 314 Ah, and the company's cylindrical LFP cells. A screen inside the stand has shown the line on which the company assembles its battery packs.