Hithium Unveils AI Data Center Energy Storage Solution

Sep 12, 2025
Hithium has launched a new AI data center energy storage solution at RE+ 2025, featuring long-duration battery systems designed to enhance renewable energy utilization and efficiency.
Hithium Unveils AI Data Center Energy Storage Solution

Hithium has launched its AI data center energy storage solution at RE+ 2025, announced in a press release. The solution includes the ∞Power 6.25MWh 8-hour long-duration battery energy storage system (BESS) and the ∞Power N2.28MWh 1-hour BESS, tailored to meet the specific needs of AI data centers.

The new energy storage solution addresses the challenges of renewable energy intermittency and load fluctuations, which are critical for maintaining power stability and computing performance in AI data centers. The ∞Power 6.25MWh BESS serves as the backbone for long-duration storage, while the ∞Power N2.28MWh BESS, a sodium-ion solution, is designed to handle sudden power surges efficiently.

Hithium has also integrated a dedicated lifespan assessment model for its AI data center energy storage solution, ensuring precise degradation insights and a longer project lifespan. This innovation aims to enhance renewable energy utilization and reduce the levelized cost of electricity, thereby improving the efficiency and quality of AI power supply.

With its new solution, Hithium is extending its energy storage applications into diverse industries, supporting the green transition and sustainability in the AI era.

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