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MELBOURNE, Australia, Oct. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — At booth A101 All Energy Australia 2025 at MCEC, StarCharge made a remarkable appearance, unveiling its complete portfolio of innovative charging and energy products. Centered around its cutting-edge Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) solutions, the exhibition presented a holistic vision of the future of sustainable energy systems across commercial & industrial, residential, and grid-scale applications.

As the highlight of the showcase, StarCharge prominently featured its IEC_7.4/11kW bi-directional V2G charger. It supports grid interaction, peak shaving, and renewable energy optimization, offering an output voltage range of 200-920Vdc for full compatibility with mainstream 400V and 800V EV platforms. Delivering a peak efficiency of 96% and operating at <45dB in silent mode, the product garnered strong interest from industry professionals for its superior performance and reliability.

At the exhibition, StarCharge also unveiled its full-scenario product matrix, covering diverse charging and energy needs:

• Utility-scale Scenario: The 5MWh containerized ESS enables high-efficiency, reliable energy management for source-grid applications through minimal space use, maximum safety, and smart dispatch, providing a turnkey solution for large-scale renewable integration and grid support.
• C&I Scenario: Featured multiple DC fast-chargers including Jupiter V3, Hyperion, and Hydrus, paired with energy storage eBox-261, meeting varying power requirements.
• Residential Scenario: Showcased the Ve518 (IEC) AC wallbox and the VBO (IEC) energy storage charging system, providing smart home charging and integrated energy management solutions. Meanwhile, the ARC high-power charger showcased StarCharge’s advanced technology and strong capabilities in ultra-fast charging applications.

StarCharge once again reinforced its technological leadership in the Asia-Pacific clean energy market. The company continues to provide scalable & sustainable solutions to accelerate clean energy transition in the APAC markets.