LG Energy Solution Unveils Integrated Power Solutions for AI Data Centers at RE+ 2026 in the U.S.

Showcases AI data center power infrastructure combining ESS, UPS, and BBU
Unveils technology combining sodium-ion batteries with a next-generation power conversion device

LG Energy Solution is making a push into the North American energy market by unveiling integrated power solutions for AI data centers in the United States.

Bird's-eye view rendering of LG Energy Solution's "RE+ 2026" exhibition booth. LG Energy Solution

LG Energy Solution announced on November 15 that it will participate in RE+ 2026, North America's largest renewable energy exhibition, taking place in Las Vegas, United States, from November 17 to 19 (local time).

This year's exhibition theme is "Powering Future of AI." LG Energy Solution has prepared an exhibition space measuring 279 square meters, about 20% larger than last year's, and will showcase integrated energy solutions spanning battery production, power storage and supply, and system development and operation.

The centerpiece of the exhibition is an "integrated power infrastructure for AI data centers" combining battery energy storage systems (BESS), uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), battery backup units (BBU), and energy management systems (EMS). The solution is designed to respond to sharp changes in AI data centers' power demand and support a stable electricity supply. The company will also highlight its recent selection as a partner in NVIDIA's "DSX-Ready BESS" program.

For grid-scale energy storage systems (ESS), LG Energy Solution will showcase the "JF3 AC LINK," which uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries made in the United States. The product increases energy density per unit of site area by about 26% compared with existing products, reducing the space required for installation. It also features digital twin technology and AI-based power stabilization technology.

As a next-generation battery technology, the company will unveil a system combining sodium-ion batteries with a solid-state transformer (SST), a next-generation power conversion device. The system is designed to supply power reliably despite frequent charging and discharging and sudden changes in power loads.

The exhibition will also feature the high-output "JP6 UPS Rack System" and BBU products using cylindrical 2170 batteries. They are designed to provide immediate backup power during outages while making more efficient use of data center space.

LG Energy Solution will also emphasize its local production and system operation capabilities in North America. The company has secured production capacity of more than 50 GWh in the region and is expanding its business from system design and development to operations and asset management through Vertech, its ESS-focused subsidiary, and its integrated software platform, AEROS Suite.

"The growth of the AI industry calls for new energy solutions that encompass stable power storage and supply as well as efficient operations," said Kang Changbeom, executive vice president and head of LG Energy Solution's ESS Battery Business Division. "We will accelerate our growth as an energy platform company by combining our competitive edge in local production in North America with differentiated technology, system development capabilities, and intelligent operations."

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