Sungrow at SEE ENERGY 2026: How Battery Storage and Solar Energy Are Transforming the Future of Industry

Sungrow, one of the world's leading companies in solar inverter and energy storage technologies, will participate in the international conference and exhibition SEE ENERGY 2026, taking place on 4–5 November at the Čeličana Cultural Station in Novi Sad's District, Serbia.

How can industrial companies make greater use of their own energy, reduce exposure to fluctuating electricity prices and ensure a more reliable power supply? Increasingly, the answers lie in combining solar power plants, battery energy storage systems (BESS) and advanced energy management technologies.

These are precisely the areas in which Sungrow develops technologies deployed in energy projects around the world.

With more than 29 years of experience, the company had installed over 1,000 GW of power electronic converters worldwide by the end of 2025. Its portfolio includes solar inverters, battery energy storage systems and technologies for integrating renewable energy sources into power systems.

From Solar Power Plants to Flexible Energy Systems

For industrial companies, battery energy storage is becoming an increasingly important consideration in energy investment planning.

When combined with solar power generation, BESS can help increase self-consumption of locally generated electricity, manage peak demand and provide greater flexibility in energy use.

Sungrow develops solutions for commercial and industrial customers as well as large-scale energy projects. Its technologies are deployed in battery storage projects across Europe, including facilities in the United Kingdom, Belgium and Sweden.

Sungrow in the SEE ENERGY 2026 EXPO Zone

Visitors to SEE ENERGY 2026 will have the opportunity to meet Sungrow representatives in the exhibition area and discuss the potential applications of solar and battery storage technologies in industrial and energy projects.

This year's SEE ENERGY, under the theme ENERGY FOR INDUSTRY, will bring together industrial companies, investors, project developers, power sector representatives, technology providers and financial institutions.

The conference program will place particular emphasis on hybrid energy systems, the integration of solar PV, battery storage and the grid, smart energy management, active energy consumers and financing energy investments.

Through its conference program, technology exhibition and organized B2B meetings, SEE ENERGY 2026 connects technology providers with industrial companies seeking practical solutions for more reliable, cost-effective and sustainable energy supply.

SEE ENERGY 2026 – ENERGY FOR INDUSTRY

4–5 November 2026 Čeličana Cultural Station, District, Novi Sad, Serbia

More information: www.events-serbio.rs

About Sungrow

Sungrow is a global company specializing in renewable energy technologies. According to the company, as of December 2025, it had installed more than 1,000 GW of power electronic converters worldwide, supported by a service network spanning 520 locations.

BloombergNEF has recognized Sungrow among the leading companies in terms of bankability in solar inverter and energy storage technologies.

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Batteries Are Changing the Game: How Energy Storage Becomes the New Currency of the Power System

For decades, the energy sector relied on a simple equation — produce, consume, balance. But with the rapid growth of renewable energy, those rules no longer apply.
The wind doesn’t always blow when we need it, the sun doesn’t shine at night, and demand never waits.
In this new reality, battery energy storage is becoming what oil once was — the new currency of energy stability.

Energy That Doesn’t Disappear — It Waits

Energy storage is where innovation, security, and economics converge.
Battery systems are no longer just a supporting technology; they are becoming the foundation of a new electricity market.
The ability to store excess energy and release it when it’s needed most introduces entirely new business models — peak shaving, load shifting, balancing services, and even real-time energy trading.

Europe has already entered a phase where batteries dictate grid stability and energy prices. Serbia, though still in its early stages, is catching up quickly — the first permits for standalone storage systems have been issued, and plans for over 200 MW of battery capacity are now part of the national energy strategy.

Between Innovation and Regulation

Serbia’s battery storage market currently stands between innovation and regulation.
On one hand, the industry shows strong interest: investors, renewable energy producers, and energy managers recognize the potential for flexibility and reliability.
On the other hand, the lack of a clear legal framework and defined market mechanisms for ancillary services and balancing responsibilities still slows down sector development.

Yet, as regional examples show, those who first establish functional models for energy storage will not only control their costs — they will control time, the most valuable resource of the modern energy world.

Industry Focus at SEE ENERGY 2025

These challenges and opportunities will take center stage at the panel discussion
“Battery Energy Storage – Industrial Applications and Return on Investment”,
held on October 29 as part of the SEE ENERGY 2025 – Connect & Supply conference in Novi Sad.

The panel will bring together experts and companies already implementing BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) — whether as standalone projects or integrated within hybrid renewable power plants.
Discussions will go beyond theory to explore real market conditions, technical challenges, regulatory barriers, and above all, economic reality — how much stability costs, and when battery investments truly pay off.

Technology and Experience in Practice

Among the panel participants, Gordan Vujičić, Director of Strategic Development at ENEL PS, will share insights from projects where advanced UPS, hybrid, and battery systems were implemented.
With over three decades of experience in critical infrastructure, data centers, healthcare, and industry, ENEL PS provides solutions where uninterrupted power supply means the difference between continuity and downtime.

Through partnerships with leading global technology providers, ENEL PS demonstrates that digitalization, monitoring, and energy storage are not an expense — they are tools for efficiency, resilience, and competitiveness.

The Future Belongs to the Flexible

As Serbia prepares for a new wave of renewable energy projects and the mandatory integration of storage capacities, one thing is clear: batteries are no longer optional — they are essential.
In a system where both energy and time can be stored, those who can manage flexibility will become the new market leaders.

On October 29 in Novi Sad, this discussion will go beyond technology — it will be a conversation about the future of energy, an industry learning to plan in hours instead of years, and a new economy where stored energy is worth more than wasted energy.

SEE ENERGY 2025 – Connect & Supply
October 28–29, 2025 | Master Center, Novi Sad
www.events-serbio.rs