HyperStrong HyperCube C&I and HyperBlock Utility BESS

HyperStrong is a Beijing-based battery energy storage system integrator founded in 2011 and listed on the Shanghai STAR Market in 2025. It designs, integrates and operates storage for power generation, grid and end-user applications, and reports more than 400 projects and over 70 GWh deployed.

The portfolio includes HyperBlock M and HyperBlock III liquid-cooled utility systems of up to 5 MWh, HyperCube C&I II Plus and Max AI-powered liquid-cooled outdoor cabinets for commercial users, and HyperCube Pro, a 69.12 kWh charging-and-storage unit. In-house BMS for 48 V to 2000 V systems, EMS and PCS are combined with the HyperStrong AI Platform, which uses big data, AI and digital twins for O&M and operation of storage stations.

• HyperBlock III: liquid-cooled utility ESS with up to 5 MWh per unit.
• HyperCube C&I II Plus and Max: AI-powered liquid-cooled outdoor cabinets for commercial sites.
• HyperCube Pro: 69.12 kWh all-in-one charging and storage system for EV charging stations.
• In-house BMS: functional-safety design for 48 V to 2000 V systems.
• EMS and PCS: station monitoring, power control and bidirectional conversion.
• HyperStrong AI Platform: big data, AI and digital twin for smart O&M.

Renewable developers in Vietnam could add HyperBlock systems to solar and wind farms to meet storage requirements. Manufacturing plants could install HyperCube C&I cabinets for peak shaving and backup. EV charging operators could deploy HyperCube Pro to buffer chargers on weak grid connections.

Buyers get one supplier for batteries, BMS, EMS, PCS and an operating platform, reducing integration risk. C&I cabinets cut electricity costs through peak-valley shifting and relieve peak load, while utility systems support renewable integration and frequency regulation. The supplier is ranked Tier 1 by BloombergNEF and Grade A by Wood Mackenzie.

Battery storage is scaling quickly across Asia, Europe and Australia as solar and wind grow and grids need flexibility. Vietnam's revised Power Development Plan VIII targets roughly 10-16 GW of storage by 2030, creating demand for experienced integrators with utility and C&I product lines.

Founded in 2011 in Beijing; listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market (688411) in 2025. Ranked No.1 BESS integrator in China by cumulative installed capacity (China Electricity Council). Has APAC offices in Singapore, Tokyo, Manila and Sydney, and operates in more than 20 countries.