
The company presented home energy storage, liquid-cooled commercial systems, utility-scale solar modules and storage products, while also highlighting a space-oriented photovoltaic product at the Munich exhibition.
Risen Energy used Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich to present what it calls its “Full-Stack Risen” strategy across residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale energy applications, underscoring how solar generation, battery storage and energy management are being bundled more tightly for European customers. For residential use, the company showcased the stackable Noor series ESS, Hifz battery modules and the Velta hybrid inverter. Risen Energy said the Noor series integrates photovoltaic charging, storage and management with 10-25 kWh of capacity and millisecond-level UPS switching, while the Hifz series offers IP65 protection and modular expansion from 5-20 kWh. It also highlighted Risen Cloud-connected energy management designed to automate charge and discharge strategies based on local power tariffs. In commercial and industrial settings, Risen Energy presented the iCon liquid-cooled ESS, which it said occupies 1.6 square meters and uses a self-developed 4S system, nine-layer protection and pack-level monitoring, alongside AI-based diagnostics intended to reduce downtime and improve operating efficiency. For utility-scale applications, the company highlighted Hyper-ion Pro modules rated above 740 W, with bifacial efficiency of 90%±5%, a temperature coefficient of -0.24%/°C and a 30-year warranty with more than 90% retention. It also displayed eFlex and eTron 3.0 Pro storage products offering 836 kWh and 6.26 MWh, respectively, and said the eTron 3.0 Pro uses 99.3% efficient SiC PCS and can operate from -30°C to 55°C. Risen Energy additionally featured Risen Flex Nova (pHJT), a product designed for low Earth orbit using 70 μm ultra-thin wafers to reduce satellite launch weight while maintaining radiation resistance.