From August 25–27, 2026, ZETATECH participated in The smarter E South America 2026 at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil, connecting with customers, partners, and energy professionals from across Brazil and the wider Latin American market.
As one of Latin America’s major energy industry events, The smarter E South America brings together technologies covering solar power, battery energy storage, electrical infrastructure, e-mobility, and energy management. The 2026 edition provided an important platform for industry players to explore the region’s evolving demand for renewable energy and energy storage solutions.
At Booth B5.110 in the Blue Pavilion, ZETATECH presented its energy storage portfolio for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, with ZetaCube and MiniCub drawing particular attention as flexible solutions for C&I energy storage projects.
ZetaCube: Flexible and Scalable C&I Energy Storage
Designed for diverse commercial and industrial applications, ZetaCube features a split architecture that separates the battery cabinet from the electrical cabinet. This design allows battery capacity and PCS power to be configured independently, while the electrical cabinet can be customized with components such as PCS, STS and MPPT. ZetaCube supports standard 1MWh and 2MWh configurations, with a single electrical cabinet supporting up to 500kW of PCS capacity, enabling flexible deployment from standard projects to MW-scale applications.
MiniCub: Compact Energy Storage for Commercial Applications
For businesses seeking a more compact C&I battery energy storage system, MiniCub offers an integrated design with standard 80kWh and 96kWh configurations. Its compact footprint, intelligent energy management, and integrated solar-storage capabilities make it suitable for flexible deployment across tight commercial environments such as offices, supermarkets, restaurants, and gyms.
Through The smarter E South America 2026, ZETATECH strengthened its engagement with the Brazilian and Latin American energy markets and gained valuable insights into local energy storage needs.
