Fox ESS Expands Industrial Storage Offerings in Australia
The company showcased its latest industrial energy storage systems during the All Energy Australia exhibition.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Fox ESS recently debuted a range of industrial energy storage products, including the Power Beast and Power Cube, at the All Energy Australia event in Melbourne. These systems are designed to support the company’s ongoing growth in the Australian market.
Why it matters
Expanding this product portfolio allows the firm to better address emerging opportunities under the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme and the New South Wales Peak Demand Reduction Scheme. This strategic shift aims to meet the increasing demand for high-capacity industrial energy storage solutions across the country.
The Power Cube offers a storage capacity between 10.92 and 49.14 kWh, while the G-Max Plus system provides an output of 50 to 125 kW. Fox reports that these systems achieve a round-trip efficiency of 91.14%.
The players
Fox ESS
This international company specialises in the research, development, and production of energy storage solutions and solar inverters.
DEKRA
This global organisation provides independent testing, inspection, and certification services to ensure safety and quality standards.
The details
The Power Beast utilises a pre-cabled dual-tower base to reduce installation time by roughly 90%. Additionally, the AirGate integrates multiple functions to reduce wiring requirements by at least 50% for commercial projects.
Timeline
May 2025 marked the beginning of storage installation tracking.
August 2026 saw the completion of 500,000 installations under the CHBP.
The All Energy Australia event occurred on 28-29 October 2026.
Fox will conduct SEC roadshows in November 2026.
Roadmap
The deployment of these high-capacity systems signals a shift toward integrated industrial energy management in the Australian market. This trend positions the firm to compete directly with established providers by offering streamlined, pre-cabled solutions that simplify large-scale infrastructure projects.
Commercial operators may benefit from reduced installation times and wiring complexity, which could lower overall project costs. Meanwhile, participants in virtual power plant programmes continue to see daily earnings potential of up to A$150 from managed energy storage assets.
The takeaway
Businesses looking to improve energy efficiency should evaluate how pre-cabled storage systems might reduce labour requirements and capital expenditure. Integrating these technologies can also unlock financial returns through participation in national virtual power plant networks.
What happens next
Fox will conduct SEC roadshows throughout Australia in November 2026 to provide further demonstrations of these industrial energy products.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Queenslander.
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