The company used its Messe München booth to promote its “Full-Stack Risen” strategy, highlighting storage systems, hybrid inverters, solar modules and aerospace-focused technology.
Risen Energy said it opened its exhibit at Intersolar Europe in Munich with a broad lineup aimed at residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale markets. The company presented its “Full-Stack Risen” strategy as a response to Europe’s changing energy needs, centering on a product range that spans solar generation, energy storage and system control. For homes, Risen Energy highlighted the Noor Series Stackable All-in-One ESS (energy storage system), the Hifz Series Stackable Battery Pack and the Velta Series Hybrid Inverter. It said the Noor Series combines PV (solar photovoltaic) charging, storage and control, with 10–25kWh capacity and millisecond-level UPS (backup power switchover) capability. The Hifz Series was presented as an IP65-rated modular system with 5–20kWh capacity and plug-and-play connectors. The company also said its Risen Cloud platform automates charging and discharging based on local tariffs. For businesses, Risen Energy promoted the iCon Series C&I (commercial and industrial) Liquid-Cooled ESS as a compact storage offering. It said the system occupies 1.6 square meters, delivers 25% higher utilization, and includes a self-developed 4S system, 9-tier protection, pack-level monitoring, multi-layer fire protection and AI-based diagnostics for real-time health tracking. At the utility scale, the company featured Hyper-ion Pro Modules rated at 740Wp+ with 90%±5% bifaciality, a -0.24%/°C temperature coefficient and a 30-year warranty with more than 90% retention. It also presented Risen Flex Nova (pHJT), designed for Low Earth Orbit, using 70μm ultra-thin wafers to reduce satellite launch weight while providing radiation hardness. In storage, Risen Energy showcased eFlex and eTron 3.0 Pro systems with 836kWh and 6.26MWh capacity, respectively, and said the eTron 3.0 Pro reaches 99.3% SiC PCS (silicon carbide power conversion system) efficiency and works in temperatures from -30°C to 55°C. The company said the industry is moving from scale-driven growth to value-driven innovation and that it plans to keep upgrading global energy systems through full-stack technology.