Delta made significant strides towards a more sustainable future at the All Energy Australia expo in Melbourne. The company unveiled a range of innovative solutions, including the LFP battery container designed for industrial energy storage applications. This container, built on a standard shipping container, offers high energy density and scalability, making it suitable for various sites with different spatial and capacity requirements. Delta also introduced the AiO Energy Storage System, a versatile solution integrating power conditioning and advanced battery systems. Furthermore, the company presented a prototype of its Solid Oxide Fuel Cell hydrogen technology, demonstrating its focus on hydrogen energy. Delta's hydrogen technology is set to provide agile power control and fuel flexibility, with plans for production-ready units in 2026. The company's collaboration with Ceres Power Limited signifies its commitment to advancing hydrogen tech research. Delta's presence at the expo reflects its dedication to driving innovation in the APAC region while emphasizing sustainability in its business practices. With a positive sentiment towards hydrogen and sustainability, Delta's unveiling of these new technologies signals a promising future for sustainable energy solutions.