From May 13th to 15th, 2025, the 18th Uzbekistan International Power Energy Exhibition (Power Uzbekistan 2025) was held in the capital city of Tashkent. This year's exhibition focused on key topics such as power infrastructure construction, distributed energy development, and renewable energy integration in Central Asia, attracting energy technology companies, project developers, and engineering integrators from around the world.
As a professional manufacturer of ESS and a supplier of electrical application solutions, Elecnova showcased our ECO-E233LS and ECO-E107WS energy storage cabinets, as well as intelligent power distribution and power quality solutions, tailored to the power structure characteristics and application scenarios of Central Asian countries. The exhibition highlighted our flexible, safe, and efficient product solutions.
Adapting to Central Asia's Grid Environment to Meet Diverse Energy Storage Needs
Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries are accelerating the development of renewable energy projects while facing practical challenges such as grid instability, insufficient backup power supply, and low modernization levels of distribution systems. In response, Elecnova prominently displayed two energy storage products with distinct positioning at the exhibition:
ECO-E233LS: The All-in-one Liquid-cooled ESS Cabinet designed for medium-to-large C&I scenarios. The product employs cabinet-level liquid cooling and temperature-balancing strategies, keeping the temperature difference between battery cells within 3°C, thereby enhancing cycle life and system efficiency. Its modular design supports multi-cabinet parallel connections, meeting the flexible configuration needs of industrial parks and microgrid projects for high-capacity energy storage.
ECO-E107WS: The All-in-one Air-cooled Hybrid Solar ESS Cabinet designed for small-to-medium distributed projects. It combines battery modules, hybrid inverters, and power monitoring and control units, making it suitable for installation at power nodes such as schools, shops, and data centers. The system supports multiple operating modes, including self-consumption, backup power supply, and peak shaving, addressing the growing demand for energy storage in low and medium voltage distribution projects across Central Asia.
Expanding in Emerging Markets to Promote Energy Storage Technology in Central Asia
During the exhibition, many Central Asian customers expressed strong interest in product maintenance convenience, structural reliability, and grid adaptability. Our Elecnova team provided detailed introduction to the modular design philosophy, the openness of the BMS and EMS systems, and the products' adaptability to local installation environments.
Against the background of Uzbekistan's recent efforts to promote independent energy stations, micro energy storage points, and agricultural power supply systems, Elecnova's solutions—characterized by high system integration, compact footprint, and rapid deployment—offer a reliable and feasible technological pathway for the local market.
From Precision Measurement to Scenario Adaptation, Building a Green Grid Together
Additionally, Elecnova showcased multifunction power meters and power quality management solutions for C&I and public facility scenarios. With high precision, reliability, and adaptability as core strengths, these products achieve full-scenario coverage, digital empowerment, and localized services. They seamlessly integrate with Central Asia's diverse grid architectures, significantly improving operational efficiency and ensuring smooth alignment with local infrastructure construction. These offerings received high praise from customers at the exhibition.
This participation marks Elecnova's further expansion into the Central Asian market. Facing the vast potential for clean energy development and energy storage applications in the region, Elecnova will continue to prioritize product adaptability, technical stability, and customer service. We are committed to providing reliable energy storage solutions for more Central Asian partners, supporting regional power system construction and the transition to green energy.
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