ESS opportunity & project scope
WHY NOW / UNITED STATES
A market in motion.
70%
Average annual U.S. capacity growth over three years.
PLANNED · NOT OPERATING+54 GW
Planned additions · H2 2026–2028
142614
H2 ’2620272028
Data source & methodology
Source: U.S. EIA · August 7, 2026. National market context; not Hypercell orders or revenue. GW measures power, not stored energy. Operator plans may change.
THE HYPERCELL CONNECTIONSystem requirements.
System requirements.
U.S. customer focus.
Battery & control
Power conversion and control
BMSBattery managementPCSPower conversionPMSPower managementEMSEnergy management
HYPERCELL
- 01Customer development
- 02Technical scope alignment
- 03Bid & quotation support
- 04Project coordination
U.S. projects
Utility & renewables
Commercial & industrial
Critical power
Supply, certification and service scope confirmed per project.
Explore ESS systems & project requirements
FROM COMPONENTS TO A PROJECT BRIEF
Explore a project.
EMS / PMSSite-level energy & power control
BatteryModules / racksBMS · monitoring & protection
PCSDC ↔ ACPower conversion
SiteGrid / loadsProject-specific interface
Thermal management · protection · site integration
RENEWABLES & GRID PROJECTSShift energy.
Share your project briefShift energy.
Support the grid.
Start with power, duration and interconnection requirements.
- Target MW / MWh
- Dispatch profile & site conditions
- Grid interface & delivery schedule
Use cases describe project objectives, not guaranteed savings, backup duration or certified operating modes. Energy storage fundamentals · EIA
THE INVESTMENT THESISOne value chain.
One value chain.
Three growth paths.
MATERIALS & SUPPLY CHAINSource → evaluate → commercializeCommercial developmentESS COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTOriginate → coordinate → expandCommercial developmentADVANCED BATTERY PLATFORMEngineer → validate → repeatIn development
Strategic pathways · not a revenue forecast
