EcoFlow and The Economist unveil panel on Europe’s energy resilience

  • EcoFlow and The Economist Enterprise released an on-demand panel on European business energy resilience.
  • EcoFlow says it has more than 10 million installed devices and 5 million users worldwide.
  • The panel covers grid queues, flexible connections, distributed storage and the electricity market outlook to 2030.

EcoFlow and The Economist Enterprise have released an on-demand recording of the panel "Flexible by Design: Energy Resilience for Business," held ahead of IFA Berlin 2026. The discussion brings together Nick Chen, director of strategy at EcoFlow; Bram Claeys of the Council of European Energy Regulators; James Matthys-Donnadieu of Elia Group; and Eulalia Flo of Equinix, with Phillip Cornell moderating. It examines how rising electricity demand from AI data centers and electric vehicles, grid-connection queues, supply disruptions and volatile prices are affecting European industry. EcoFlow says it is extending a consumer energy architecture to small businesses and large corporations, combining modular hardware, automated dynamic-tariff optimization and AI software. The company says it has more than 10 million installed devices and 5 million users worldwide. The panel is available through The Economist Events Portal, while EcoFlow will showcase residential and commercial energy ecosystems at IFA Berlin from Sept. 4 to 8, 2026.

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