• LG Energy Solution showcases AI data center energy infrastructure solutions at ees Europe 2026, featuring a portfolio of BESS, UPS, and BBU technologies.
• The company also demonstrates its Battery Passport capabilities and localized European manufacturing, underscoring its regulatory leadership and long-term commitment to the European market.

As the demand for AI data centers (AIDC) and digital infrastructure continues to grow, LG Energy Solution is advancing its reliable battery technologies and integrated, scalable solutions designed to power the industries of the future. To demonstrate this vision, the company participated in ees Europe 2026, one of the world’s largest battery and energy storage exhibitions, held at Messe Munich in Germany from June 23 to 25.

Under the theme “Powering the Future of AI, Scaled Globally, Secured at Every Layer,” LG Energy Solution presented a broad AIDC portfolio, along with its customizable integrated solutions, strong local manufacturing capabilities, and regulatory expertise aligned with Europe’s evolving battery landscape. The exhibit highlighted battery applications across every stage of AIDC operations, including battery energy storage systems (BESS) for power stability, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and backup battery units (BBU) for continuity during unexpected outages.

One of the key technologies on display was the JF2S DC LINK 5.0, a grid-scale BESS powered by LG Energy Solution’s latest LFP battery cells produced at its Wroclaw facility in Poland. By integrating battery cell production and system supply within Europe, the company has established a localized manufacturing ecosystem that offers customers greater flexibility and reliability. It also uses components from trusted suppliers that meet stringent security certification requirements, helping protect critical infrastructure from potential cyber threats.

LG Energy Solution also introduced next-generation battery solutions that support reliable power for data centers. The lineup included the JP6 UPS battery system, which pairs industry-leading power performance with LFP’s safety advantages, and the advanced 2170 cylindrical battery solution for BBU, designed for high-performance servers and AI computing environments. Together, they help data centers maintain operational continuity amid growing power demands.

Beyond its technology portfolio, LG Energy Solution highlighted its readiness to address Europe’s evolving regulatory requirements, such as the EU Battery Regulation (EUBR) and the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA). The company’s Battery Passport framework and Poland-based manufacturing footprint were presented as key strengths in addressing lifecycle transparency and localized supply chains. Through an interactive exhibition kiosk, visitors experienced how the Battery Passport enables digital traceability across the entire battery lifecycle, from production through end-of-life. These capabilities enhance the company’s competitiveness in Europe and advance its broader goal to become a strategic energy infrastructure partner for AI-powered economies.

“ees Europe 2026 gave us a valuable opportunity to show how LG Energy Solution supports AI data center power infrastructure,” said an LG Energy Solution official. “By leveraging our strong manufacturing presence in Europe and our regulatory readiness, we aim to deliver differentiated value to customers across the region.”

Through its integrated battery solutions, localized production capabilities, cybersecurity-focused design, and proactive regulatory preparedness, LG Energy Solution’s ees exhibit highlighted its contribution to reliable AI energy infrastructure. As AI-driven industries expand, the company remains focused on strengthening the energy backbone of the AI era with advanced battery technologies and integrated energy solutions.

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