Delta Electronics Showcases Next-Generation EV Charging, BESS and Smart Grid Solutions at EV Infrastructure Summit in Sydney

Delta Electronics, a global leader in power  management and smart green solutions, will be exhibiting at the EV Infrastructure Summit 2025 in Sydney, where it will demonstrate its proven and scalable electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, advanced Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and intelligent energy management technologies under the Delta Grid platform.

“Delta has been delivering reliable, future-ready EV and energy infrastructure globally for years,” said Tom Hew, ANZ Country Manager for Delta Electronics. “What we’re showing at this year’s summit reflects our continued investment in adapting and optimising these technologies for the Australian market. We’re not just introducing products—we're offering integrated solutions that support long-term sustainability, resilience, and scalability.”

As EV adoption continues to accelerate across Australia and the broader Asia-Pacific region, Delta is reinforcing its commitment to advancing smart, sustainable energy ecosystems. Building on a strong global track record of proven, field-deployed solutions, Delta is now intensifying its focus on the Australian market. By showcasing its integrated EV charging and energy infrastructure solutions, Delta aims to play a pivotal role in driving clean mobility and supporting the modernization of Australia’s energy grid. Exhibition Highlights:

• Delta EV Charging Solutions: Delta will demonstrate its proven range of DC fast and ultra-fast chargers, developed for public, fleet and depot use. These high-performance, cloud-connected systems are designed for scalability, interoperability, and seamless integration with renewable energy sources and grid services.
• Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS): Delta’s modular and high-efficiency BESS solutions have been deployed in utility-scale and commercial applications worldwide. Designed to support peak shaving, load shifting, and renewable smoothing, these systems play a vital role in stabilising charging networks and decarbonising the grid.
• Delta Grid – Intelligent Energy Management Platform: Delta will showcase its AI-driven Delta Grid platform, which enables intelligent coordination between EVs, chargers, storage, and the grid. The system supports real-time monitoring, predictive load balancing, and V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) readiness—enhancing efficiency and reducing operational costs for utilities and fleet operators alike.

Delta’s participation at the EV Infrastructure Summit 2025 underscores its long-term vision to enable a cleaner, smarter, and more resilient energy future for Australia. By combining cutting-edge technology with its industry expertise, Delta is empowering stakeholders—from utilities and fleet operators to government and private enterprises—to confidently navigate the evolving energy landscape.  

Join Delta Electronics Australia at the EV Infrastructure Summit 2025 in Sydney from 17–18 June to experience live demonstrations and connect directly with our technical experts on the future of e-mobility and smart energy solutions.