Gasgoo Munich- EVE Energy opened its Oceania subsidiary in Melbourne, Australia, on Oct. 27, unveiling four new energy-storage products for local clients and partners. The lineup includes the Mr.Big Family 6.9 MWh large-scale battery storage system, the LF702S high-energy cell, and the Pandun Series 6C/10C high-rate backup power cabinets for industrial parks. Former Victorian Legislative Council President Bruce Atkinson, former Legislative Assembly Speaker Ken Smith, and EVE Energy management attended the ceremony.
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The 6.9 MWh system packs LF702S cells into a standard 20-foot container, boosting volumetric energy density by 10% while slashing its footprint by 6%. It delivers 10,000 cycles at 70% state of health (SOH), using 3A smart balancing and thermal management to hold operating temperature variance within 5℃. Safety features include 1,500VDC full-voltage five-tier protection, paired with AI early warnings, composite detection, and tiered fire suppression. Meanwhile, the Pandun Series backup cabinets support 6C/10C discharge and millisecond-level response — suited for data centers, emergency backup power at industrial and commercial parks, grid frequency regulation, distributed storage, and uninterrupted supply for critical loads.
At the event, the Oceania unit signed strategic partnerships with Akaysha Energy, EPEC Group, EWE Group, and Hitachi Energy. The agreements span grid-side long-duration storage, distributed backup power, grid frequency regulation, project development, technology synergy, and localized delivery. EVE Energy pledged full-lifecycle quality assurance for the Australian market and vowed to keep expanding its local team — bridging local engineers, industry partners, and communities to align its technical expertise with regional needs.
