LG Energy Solution is set to launch an offensive in the North American AI power infrastructure market by unveiling an integrated energy solution that covers everything from power storage to supply and management for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers.
On the 15th, LG Energy Solution announced its participation in 'RE+ 2026,' North America’s largest renewable energy exhibition, which will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, from the 17th to the 19th (local time).
This year’s exhibition theme is "Energy for the Future of AI – Reliable. Resilient. Intelligent." LG Energy Solution has prepared an exhibition space of 279 square meters, approximately 20% larger than last year, where it will showcase integrated power infrastructure and next-generation battery technology for AI data centers.
The core of the exhibition is "AI Data Center Integrated Power Infrastructure," which combines Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS), Battery Backup Units (BBU), and Energy Management Systems (EMS). A key feature is that it provides power storage and supply, as well as functions to respond to emergencies such as power outages, all within a single system. The company will also introduce its recent achievement of being selected as a partner in NVIDIA’s "DSX Ready BESS" program.
In the field of grid-scale Energy Storage Systems (ESS), LG Energy Solution will unveil the "JF3 AC LINK," based on Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries. This product utilizes LFP batteries produced locally in the United States and has increased energy density per site by approximately 26% compared to existing products. It is designed to supply power stably to data centers and large-scale power grids by applying digital twin technology (a technique that replicates real-world facilities or systems in a virtual computer space to analyze and predict operating conditions) and AI-based power stabilization technology.
As for next-generation battery technology, the company will showcase a system combining sodium-ion batteries with Solid-State Transformers (SST). This technology combines the thermal stability of sodium-ion batteries with the power conversion function of SSTs to respond to frequent charging and discharging cycles as well as sudden changes in power demand.
In addition, LG Energy Solution will exhibit next-generation "JP6 UPS Rack" systems and BBU products utilizing cylindrical 2170 batteries. These products supply power immediately to servers during a power outage while enhancing data center space utilization through high-density battery design.
LG Energy Solution also plans to emphasize its production capacity of over 50 GWh secured in North America. The company is expanding its business scope from system design and construction to operation, optimization, and asset management by leveraging Vertech, a specialized legal entity for the ESS business, and the integrated software platform "AEROS Suite."
Kang Chang-beom, Senior Executive Vice President of LG Energy Solution’s ESS Battery Business Division, stated, "The growth of the AI industry demands new energy solutions that encompass stable power storage and supply, as well as efficient operation." He added, "We will accelerate our growth into an energy platform company by combining local production competitiveness in North America with differentiated technological capabilities, system construction expertise, and intelligent operational capabilities."
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