The strategic partnership between Brazil-based You.On and China’s HyperStrong aims to dominate the supply of battery systems for the capacity reserve auctions scheduled for 2026.
Brazil’s renewable energy sector is getting a fresh boost with the strategic alliance formed between You.On Energia and Chinese giant HyperStrong International.
The main objective of the collaboration is to establish a competitive presence in the upcoming capacity reserve auctions for power (LRCap), which are scheduled for December 2 and 4, 2026.
The initiative addresses the growing need for stability in the national power grid, a movement that is already seeing practical progress, such as the installation of battery banks by ISA Energia in Registro, São Paulo.
The integration of storage technologies is therefore becoming an essential pillar for the future of the country’s energy infrastructure.
Focus on Viability and Local Content
To ensure competitiveness in the domestic market, You.On has already initiated strategic moves with BNDES.
The company has secured the necessary accreditation to act as a supplier of storage systems and is in the advanced stages of obtaining its code under the CFI (Computerized Supplier Accreditation).
This step is crucial to align projects with Finame requirements, which prioritize local content.
The combination of HyperStrong’s global battery expertise and You.On’s technical and operational mastery promises to deliver integrated solutions that meet not only performance criteria, but also incentive policies for the national industry.
Martin Ding, president of HyperStrong, points out:
The agreement will help expand the company’s presence in the Brazilian market, serving as a key milestone in offering competitive and bankable technologies in the energy sector.
Prospects for the Energy Transition
The Brazilian battery market is entering an important phase of maturation.
The cooperation between the two companies aims to offer a robust value proposition, combining HyperStrong’s international scale with You.On’s capability in integration and maintenance services on Brazilian soil.
As the December 2026 auctions approach, the infrastructure sector is closely monitoring how these international partnerships will raise the reliability standards of the National Interconnected System.
The success of this venture could set the pace for new investments in large-scale storage technologies across the country.
