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HyperStrong

BNEF Tier 1

Beijing-based BESS integrator (founded 2011, STAR Market listed 2025) supplying liquid-cooled utility-scale containers (HyperBlock III, modular HyperBlock M) and C&I cabinets (HyperCube). Ranked among the top-5 global ESS integrators by shipments in 2025 (InfoLink); >60 GWh deployed, projects in China, Europe, Japan, Chile, Malaysia.

Country
China
Headquarters
Beijing
Founded
2011
Official website
hyperstrong.com
Segments
utility-scale · commercial & industrial
Makes its own cells
no
BNEF Tier 1
BNEF Tier 1 (bankability list)

HyperStrong models in the catalog

Sorted by maximum published energy. Click a model for all variants, the full specification and the list of fields HyperStrong does not publish.

ModelSegmentForm factorMax energyMax powerCoolingChemistryCell AhAC/DCStatusDatasheet
HyperBlock M (AC version)utility-scalemodular block12.8 MWh3.2 MWliquid-cooledLFP601ACshippingPDF
HyperBlock M (DC version)utility-scalemodular block12.502 MWhnot publishedliquid-cooledLFP587DCshippingPDF
HyperBlock III (AC version)utility-scale20 ft container5.016 MWh2.5 MWliquid-cooledLFP314ACshippingPDF
HyperBlock III (DC version)utility-scale20 ft container5.016 MWh2.5 MWliquid-cooledLFP314DCshipping
HyperBlock IIutility-scale20 ft container3.727 MWh1.864 MWliquid-cooledLFP280DClegacyPDF
HyperCube C&I II Maxcommercial & industrialcabinet835.9 kWh432 kWliquid-cooledLFP314ACshippingPDF
HyperCube C&I II Pluscommercial & industrialcabinet261 kWh125 kWliquid-cooledLFP314ACshippingPDF

About HyperStrong

HyperStrong is a Beijing-based system integrator (no in-house cells) with regional offices in Europe, North America and APAC. InfoLink's 2025 global ESS shipment ranking places it in the top five with Tesla, Sungrow, BYD and CRRC Zhuzhou Institute. Utility-scale line: the 20-ft HyperBlock III (5 MWh, LFP 314 Ah, sold as an AC block with 12 integrated string PCS or as a DC container), the modular HyperBlock M launched May 2025 and in mass delivery since early 2026 (10-ft units, LFP 587/601 Ah, 6.25–12.8 MWh, AC and DC versions), and the older 3.72 MWh HyperBlock II. C&I: liquid-cooled HyperCube C&I II Max (835.9 kWh) and II Plus (261 kWh); the 64 kWh HyperCube Pro is below the catalog threshold. All systems are LFP and liquid-cooled; listed certifications include UL 9540A, UL 9540, UL 1973, IEC 62619, IEC 62933. HyperStrong disclosed a 200 GWh cell procurement agreement with CATL (2026–2028), but datasheets do not name the cell supplier per model. Not disclosed: RTE and cycle life for HyperBlock III, rated DC power for HyperBlock M DC, DC-variant weights, warranty terms. Site terms prohibit reproducing materials without consent; no press kit with an image licence was found.

Photo policy

HyperStrong publishes no image licence or press kit, so model cards show a schematic illustration instead of a manufacturer photo. Photos will be added only with written permission.

No press/media kit found. Terms of Use (Dec 2023): "Without the consent of HyperStrong, it is strictly prohibited to copy and reproduce the materials on this website for any public or commercial purpose" — images require permission via the site's Media contact form.

Sources

Manufacturer documents used for this record. Model-level sources are listed on each model card.

  • HyperStrong — Products — https://www.hyperstrong.com/en/products
  • HyperStrong — Company Profile — https://www.hyperstrong.com/en/about-us/profile
  • HyperStrong — Terms of Use — https://www.hyperstrong.com/en/terms-of-use
  • InfoLink — 2025 global ESS shipment rankings — https://www.infolink-group.com/energy-article/energy-storage-topic-2025-global-bess-integrator-shipments-ranking
  • HyperStrong — ranked in BNEF Tier 1 list (Q2 2024) — https://www.hyperstrong.com/en/news/company-news/32
  • HyperStrong — CATL sodium-ion agreement (2026-04) — https://www.hyperstrong.com/en/news/company-news/95