HyperStrong recently showcased its new HyperBlock M energy storage system at The smarter E 2026 in Munich. The company’s utility-scale storage solution addresses challenges facing the standard 20-feet and 5 MWh container product. In his interview, HyperStrong’s Luis Haya, Solutions Engineer, EMEA, says the company’s solution – chopping the container into two 10-foot containers – solves weight and transportation problems associated with the standard containers.

At the event, HyperStrong also launched the new HyperCubeC&I II Max, an 835 kWh storage solution that comes in 2-hour and 4-hour configurations for the PCS. Haya said the system offers three different AC output levels: 400 v, 690 v, and 800 v.

HyperStrong’s President of Technology, Dr. Guang Yang, described the company’s growth trajectory, from its founding in 2011 to its global expansion following the pandemic. He adds that the company’s Global, non-domestic customer base accounted for less than 10% of overall revenue in 2025, and that number is expected to rise to 15% for 2026.

Watch the interview here: