Solis Highlights Energy Storage Portfolio at SNEC PV+ 2026, Showcases Global Deployments
Solis concluded its participation at SNEC PV+ 2026, showcasing a comprehensive energy storage portfolio spanning residential, commercial and industrial (C&I), and utility-scale applications as energy storage assumes a larger role in the global energy transition.
The company said its exhibition focused on demonstrating a complete storage ecosystem, attracting interest from customers, partners and industry stakeholders across Europe, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.
EverCore Anchors C&I Storage Offering
In the commercial and industrial segment, Solis highlighted its EverCore 261 kWh energy storage system alongside the FlexCore-ID and FlexCore-OD indoor and outdoor storage solutions.
According to the company, the systems feature DC-AC separated architecture, integrated energy management capabilities and AI-enabled optimisation tools aimed at improving energy resilience, lowering operating costs and supporting efficient energy consumption for industrial facilities and microgrids.
Solis noted that EverCore has been deployed across multiple international markets, including Thailand, Denmark and Ukraine.
In Thailand, the company supplied a 261 kWh EverCore system for a project developed with Klink to support solar self-consumption and backup power requirements. Following the installation, the customer placed an additional order for deployment in Ubon province.
“The EverCore helps address two critical needs in Thailand: self-consumption of solar energy and reliable backup power,” a representative of Klink said.
Residential Portfolio Receives TÜV Certification
The company also showcased its residential storage portfolio, including the IntelliHouse, IntelliHome, FlexHome, and FlexAIO product series.
The solutions are designed to support modular expansion, flexible installation and intelligent energy management for residential consumers seeking greater energy independence.
During the exhibition, TÜV SÜD presented certification for Solis’ IntelliHome and FlexHome residential energy storage products.
“Both solutions passed our full-range stringent testing and assessment and satisfy all EU access criteria to earn the TÜV SÜD Mark,” said Andrew Lee, CFO of TÜV Rheinland North Asia.
Utility-Scale Focus on Grid-Forming Storage
For utility-scale applications, Solis showcased ConsusPrime, its 1500V grid-forming energy storage platform targeted at large-scale projects, including mining operations and microgrids.
The company said the platform combines intelligent energy management, flexible integration and grid-forming capabilities designed to support renewable energy integration and enhance power system reliability in remote and complex operating environments.
Channel Expansion and Storage Ecosystem Development
Alongside product announcements, Solis organised a regional channel authorisation ceremony and launched the SolisStorage Ambassador Programme, aimed at strengthening collaboration with distributors, installers, media representatives and industry stakeholders.
The company said the initiative is intended to support storage market development and expand its global storage ecosystem.
Solis stated that its latest storage portfolio reflects growing demand for integrated energy storage solutions across residential, commercial and utility-scale applications, with a focus on energy optimisation, resilience and renewable energy integration.