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European manufacturers and Chinese entrants used the 2026 Intersolar and ees Europe exhibition season to push home and commercial storage toward simpler installation, with plug-in batteries, modular high-voltage systems, and all-in-one hybrid inverters dominating product launches, according to Energy-Storage.news.
Among the residential launches covered by ess-news.com, SolarEdge introduced its Nexis residential storage system built around a modular high-voltage battery architecture.
Sungrow also entered the residential all-in-one segment, releasing its first battery-inverter combination for home use, as reported by pv magazine.
On the module-level electronics side, Enphase launched the IQ9N microinverter featuring GaN technology for the European residential solar market, per IndexBox and pv-tech.org.
For commercial and industrial applications, Hoymiles presented full-scenario energy solutions and expanded strategic partnerships at Intersolar Europe 2026, according to Eastern Progress.
Across the exhibition, grid-forming PCS, DC coupling, and data-centre-oriented solutions were among the product categories highlighted by Energy-Storage.news.
