From October 7 to 8, Elecnova participated in Solar & Storage Live Italia 2026 at the Verona Exhibition Centre, Italy.

As one of Italy’s important events for the solar and energy storage industry, the exhibition brought together energy companies, technology providers, and industry partners from across Europe to explore new opportunities in clean energy development and energy storage applications.

At the exhibition, Elecnova showcased its flagship solutions, including the C&I Ultra ECO-E261LP-2A liquid-cooled all-in-one energy storage system and the NovaStack 1 MW / 2 MWh integrated containerized energy storage system, delivering efficient, flexible, and reliable solutions to support the growing energy transition needs of Italy and the European market.

C&I Ultra | High-Efficiency Liquid Cooling for C&I Energy Storage

The C&I Ultra ECO-E261LP-2A adopts advanced liquid-cooling thermal management technology and provides 261 kWh of energy storage capacity.

With cell temperature differences maintained within 3°C, the system balances safety, reliability, and operational efficiency, making it suitable for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications, including industrial parks and commercial buildings.

NovaStack | Highly Integrated Design for Scalable Energy Storage

The NovaStack ECO-E20FT2170LP-2 containerized energy storage system features a highly integrated architecture combining battery systems, power conversion equipment, and intelligent energy management capabilities.

Designed for rapid deployment and flexible application, the solution provides reliable energy storage support for large-scale C&I projects and distributed energy applications.

Supporting Italy’s Energy Transition

Driven by the continued implementation of Italy’s Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan (PNIEC) and the gradual rollout of the MACSE energy storage capacity procurement mechanism, the Italian energy storage market is entering a new phase of development.

The integration of renewable energy, improved grid flexibility, and optimization of commercial and industrial energy costs are becoming key drivers for energy storage deployment.