CORNEX is driving the energy transition in Brazil with strategic agreements at The smarter E South America, securing 1.5 GWh of battery cells and strengthening the energy storage ecosystem.
CORNEX, a global leader in lithium batteries and energy storage systems, made its presence felt at The smarter E South America 2026 in São Paulo, announcing a series of transformative agreements.
During the event, the company not only showcased its latest innovations but also solidified crucial partnerships, aiming for robust expansion in the Brazilian energy market and across Latin America.
These collaborations underscore CORNEX‘s commitment to developing a more resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure in the region.
The highlight of the company’s participation was the formalization of multiple Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) and a key supply agreement.
The central objective is to create an integrated and localized energy ecosystem, capable of serving everything from large-scale renewable energy projects to the growing demand for residential self-consumption solutions.
These initiatives position CORNEX as a key player in accelerating clean energy and advancing energy sustainability across the continent.
Strategic Partnership with Windey Energy: The Gigawatt-Hour in Focus
One of the most impactful agreements was signed with the Windey Energy Technology Group, establishing a strategic supply of 1.5 GWh in high-capacity battery cells.
This vast amount of energy will be crucial to support Windey‘s manufacturing infrastructure in Bahia, Brazil, strengthening the regional supply chain for large-scale renewable energy projects.
For CORNEX, this marks its second significant collaboration in Latin America, a testament to the trust placed in the quality of its products and the robustness of its supply chain.
Expanding Services and Reach in the Latin American Market
Beyond cell supply, CORNEX has expanded its collaboration network.
An MoU with Argentina’s Intermepro aims to optimize local storage operations, logistics, and after-sales services, ensuring comprehensive support from Canada to Patagonia.
In Brazil, the partnership with ION Energia, a specialist in BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) solutions and off-grid systems, will enable CORNEX to rapidly penetrate strategic sectors such as agricultural irrigation and industrial energy management, leveraging ION‘s expertise in integration and O&M (Operations and Maintenance).
Simultaneously, collaboration with JSN Energia will drive the implementation of energy storage systems in utility-scale projects and C&I (commercial and industrial) applications.
JSN‘s extensive experience in project development and engineering will be crucial for the widespread adoption of these technologies, contributing to a more efficient and distributed energy infrastructure.
These alliances reflect CORNEX‘s strategy to build a complete and resilient energy ecosystem.
Technological Innovation: From High Capacity to Sodium-Ion
CORNEX not only forged partnerships but also showcased its cutting-edge solutions.
Among the highlights were the 588 Ah high-capacity battery cells and the ESS container (M6 model with liquid cooling at 6.26 MWh), which demonstrated a new level of efficiency and space optimization for utility-scale projects.
A notable advancement was the introduction of the 165 Ah sodium-ion battery, designed to adapt to extreme environmental conditions.
This technology offers superior safety and attractive cost-effectiveness, making it ideal for the diverse operational realities of Latin America and promoting energy innovation.
Energy Autonomy for Brazilian Households
In the residential storage segment, CORNEX showcased 100 Ah, 120 Ah, and 314 Ah battery cells.
These solutions were specifically developed to address local challenges, such as grid instability and energy price fluctuations.
Characterized by high safety, long lifespan, and broad compatibility, these cells seamlessly integrate with leading residential photovoltaic systems.
CORNEX‘s proposition for the residential sector is to empower consumers, enabling them to maximize self-consumption and store surplus energy.
This not only mitigates the risks of supply interruptions but also stabilizes energy costs, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable residential energy in Brazil.
The company thus reinforces its role in democratizing access to clean energy and strengthening the energy independence of households.
The agreements and innovations presented by CORNEX at The smarter E South America 2026 signal a crucial moment for the advancement of clean energy in Brazil and Latin America.
With the massive supply of battery cells and the formation of an ecosystem of strategic partners, the company not only strengthens its regional presence but also drives the energy transition, offering energy solutions that promise greater stability, sustentability, and independence for both large-scale projects and end-consumers.
The future of energy storage in the region looks increasingly promising, with CORNEX leading these transformations.
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