From September 18 to 21, 2025, the 2025 International Digital Energy Expo grandly opened at the Futian Convention and Exhibition Center in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. Lux Nova presented its comprehensive low-carbon energy solutions and a series of innovative achievements, injecting fresh vitality into new energy storage and fully demonstrating its comprehensive service capabilities in the energy storage sector.

Lux Nova Draws Attention as a Focus in Energy Storage

As an integrated smart energy solutions provider, Lux Nova attracted strong interest from industry professionals and visitors alike. Products such as the 480kW/720kW split-type liquid-cooled ultra-fast charger, V2G charger, DFC distributed flexible ultra/fast charging solutions, and PV + storage + charging microgrid solutions earned high acclaim from on-site professionals for their superior performance and aesthetic design.

Lux Nova 's Cutting-Edge Products Drive New Momentum in Distributed PV-Storage-Charging

At the expo, the 480kW/720kW split-type liquid-cooled ultra-fast charger garnered widespread attention. As a flagship product for public utilities, commercial CBDs and communities, ports, and urban energy stations, it features a TCP bus architecture with system and module-level OTA diagnostics, ultra-quiet high-efficiency 40kW liquid-cooled modules, transportable liquid-cooled hosts, and a terminal output of up to 600A with maximum charging power of 600kW @ 1000V. This delivers a fast, reliable, and safe charging experience—empowering the development of “super cities,” “zero-carbon corridors,” and “green transportation.”

The DFC distributed flexible ultra-/fast charging solution, designed for distributed (PV) storage-charging scenarios, is an integrated (PV) storage-charging product suited for sites with capacity expansion challenges. This solution enhances lifecycle operational returns while mitigating grid impacts and reducing power capacity dependency.

The product features both AC and DC buses, with PV integration capability and optional PV MPPT charge controllers for expansion into a PV-storage-charging all-in-one unit. It adopts a full liquid-cooled design for ultra-quiet operation, with an integrated dual-gun setup supporting up to 240kW charging power and 125kW (configurable) energy replenishment.



Lux Nova's V2G charger
Lux Nova’s V2G solution enables bidirectional interaction between EVs and the grid—charging vehicles during off-peak hours and discharging back to the grid during peak demand. As a core component for future distributed virtual power unit aggregation and scheduling, Lux Nova's V2G solution employs a modular design for easy maintenance and installation, enabling millisecond-level charge-discharge responses for peak shaving and valley filling. Combined with AI algorithms, it pre-assesses electric vehicle battery health.

Smart Energy and Carbon Management Platform
Built on Spring Cloud microservices architecture and cloud computing core technologies, this full-lifecycle management solution for energy storage stations integrates device monitoring, energy efficiency optimization, multi-level security protections, and asset operations. It provides digital operational services for new energy stations, industrial/commercial energy storage, and grid-side storage.

The system supports protocols from over 30 mainstream vendors, direct API connections to 15 provincial power trading centers, and compatibility with more than 100 device types including battery clusters, PCS, fire safety systems, and BMS. Its AI-optimized scheduling engine can boost operators' peak-valley arbitrage returns by 25%-40%.

Lux Nova's Full-Chain Service System Enables Flexible Client Growth

According to Lux Nova insiders, its independently developed energy storage and charging hardware products, along with regulatory controllers, combined with the energy-carbon management and integrated energy operations platforms, form a closed-loop system spanning energy storage, efficient utilization, and carbon emission control. This systematically addresses common challenges such as high implementation complexity, low operational efficiency, and significant upfront costs. The company already serves local governments, utilities, charging/swapping operators, and industrial parks with load aggregation, operational management, and O&M services.

All hardware solutions are built on modular designs, enabling customers to balance performance with cost, start small, and expand capacity as energy demand grows—without the need for major infrastructure upgrades.