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Sydney, Australia – Dyness has announced that its latest high-voltage residential and small commercial & industrial (C&I) energy storage solution, the STACK100 Pro, is now officially listed by the Clean Energy Council (CEC). This milestone underscores Dyness’s commitment to delivering safe, high-performance energy storage specifically engineered for the evolving needs of the Australian and New Zealand markets. 

By launching two groundbreaking product categories at SNEC 2025, Dyness has performed its efforts and profit in intelligent energy storage. Moving forward, the company remains committed to its mission: "Promoting digital energy, reducing the cost of energy acquisition, and lowering global temperatures."

At the award ceremony, Ms Zhang Min, General Manager of TÜV SÜD New Energy Vehicle Testing (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd., presented Dyness with the EU Battery Regulation Compliance Certificate for its energy storage products. Mr Kang Xiaogang, Director of New Energy Services at DEKRA China, awarded the Brazilian Ordinance No. 140 Certification. Mr Zhang Weizhong, the Vice President Product Line Director at Dyness, accepted the certificates on behalf of the company.

Following the values of "Be true, be pragmatic, be excellent, be altruistic", Dyness will work hard to be a reliable and long-term partner for every customer with valuable support and services.

At this launch event, Dyness unveiled six new products: DL5.0C, PowerBrick, Powerbox G2, Tower Series, STACK100, and BF100.

Alongside a professional technical team, Dyness could provide timely support for users to ensure a good experience throughout the entire lifecycle.

Dyness presented its latest energy storage solutions for the South African market. The exhibited low-voltage battery product DL5.0C attracted the attention of many visitors.