The company’s latest exhibition centers on the Z AI-EMS platform, a cloud-edge architecture designed to mitigate revenue uncertainty and operational bottlenecks. By applying AI to commercial, industrial, and utility-scale projects, ZOE seeks to automate complex tasks like demand charge management and PV-storage synergy. To lower entry barriers for European clients, the firm introduced a 0% interest financing program developed alongside DLL Financial Solutions Partner.

Beyond software, ZOE is expanding its physical manufacturing footprint through ZOEPLUS, a joint venture with Energy Pro Hungary. This partnership plans to establish dual production facilities in Hungary and Saudi Arabia to bolster supply chain stability. During the event, the company signed multiple project orders and formalized an ESG partnership with TÜV Rheinland. Chairman Jason Huang emphasized that the firm’s current trajectory relies on treating storage as a foundation while utilizing AI to drive scenario-specific value across global operations.