Just weeks after Enexya's creation, the company reached an important milestone at Solar Energy Expo Warsaw 2026, where its energy storage portfolio received recognition for both product quality and innovation.
During the exhibition at Ptak Warsaw Expo, qubM and qubL were recognized for their quality, while qubX received recognition for its innovative design and its approach to flexibility and cybersecurity for C&I and utility-scale energy storage applications.
For Enexya, the recognition represents an encouraging early validation of its strategy for the European battery energy storage market.
Enexya's qubM and qubL platforms address different requirements within the commercial and industrial energy storage market.
qubM provides a compact solution for smaller C&I applications, while qubL extends the portfolio to projects requiring greater power and energy capacity.
At Solar Energy Expo Warsaw 2026, both systems were recognized for their product quality, reflecting Enexya's focus on developing reliable and practical battery energy storage solutions for European projects.
The two platforms are designed to support applications such as solar PV self-consumption, peak management, load shifting and energy resilience, with system configurations adapted to different site requirements.
The exhibition also brought recognition for qubX, Enexya's large-scale energy storage platform scheduled for availability from the third quarter of 2026.
qubX was recognized for its innovation and its suitability for both C&I and utility-scale energy storage markets, particularly in terms of system flexibility and cybersecurity performance.
As energy storage projects increase in scale and complexity, system architecture, digital security and intelligent control are becoming increasingly important alongside battery capacity itself.
qubX has been developed with these requirements in mind, extending Enexya's portfolio toward larger and more complex battery energy storage applications.
Together, qubM, qubL and qubX demonstrate Enexya's approach to building a scalable energy storage portfolio for the European market.
Rather than focusing on a single project size, the portfolio is designed to address requirements ranging from distributed C&I installations to larger energy storage projects.
This flexibility is complemented by intelligent energy management and a European approach to system integration, cybersecurity and local project support.
Receiving recognition at Solar Energy Expo Warsaw only weeks after Enexya's creation represents an important milestone for the company.
More importantly, it reinforces the direction behind Enexya's European strategy: combining flexible battery energy storage technology with intelligent energy management, cybersecurity and local expertise.
The exhibition also provided an opportunity to meet installers, EPCs, developers and energy professionals active in Poland and discuss the evolving requirements of the country's energy storage market.
Enexya will continue working with local and European partners to develop energy storage solutions designed around real project requirements.
From compact C&I battery systems to large-scale energy storage platforms, Enexya provides flexible solutions designed for different project requirements.
Contact Enexya to discuss your next energy storage project in Poland or across Europe.
