According to EnergyTrend, Eve Energy’s Oceania subsidiary was officially launched in Melbourne, Australia on October 27.
At the event, Eve Energy unveiled four new energy storage products: the Mr.Big Family 6.9MWh large-scale energy storage battery system, the LF702S high-energy-density cell, and the PanDun Series 6C/10C high-rate backup power cabinets for industrial parks.
During the ceremony, Eve Energy’s Oceania subsidiary signed strategic cooperation agreements with four companies: Akaysha Energy, EPEC Group, EWE Group and Hitachi Energy. The parties will carry out in-depth cooperation focusing on grid-scale long-duration energy storage, distributed backup power, grid frequency regulation, project development, technical collaboration and localized delivery.
On an earnings call held on October 23, Eve Energy stated that the overseas share of its energy storage battery business will rise substantially in 2027 amid growing deliveries to global customers.
Eve Energy also disclosed that it posted total operating revenue of RMB 73.390 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, a year-on-year increase of approximately 63.08%; net profit attributable to parent reached RMB 5.240 billion, up 86.11% year on year.
In terms of shipments, power battery shipments reached 66.17 GWh in the first three quarters of 2026, surging 91.30% year on year; energy storage battery shipments stood at 67.52 GWh, rising 39.46% year on year.
Eve Energy added that demand for its energy storage battery products remains robust, with large-format cells gaining strong traction, and the company will strive to meet delivery schedules. Based on its shipment targets, Eve Energy expects considerable growth in both its power battery and energy storage businesses in 2027.
Source：EnergyTrend