Delta, a global leader in power management and provider of IoT-based smart green solutions, showcased a range of new innovations at the All Energy Australia expo in Melbourne. Among the technologies unveiled were the LFP battery container, designed for grid-scale and industrial energy storage applications, featuring high energy density and scalability. The AiO Energy Storage System, a compact solution integrating power conditioning, battery management, and cooling systems, was also introduced, highlighting its versatility for various energy storage scenarios. Additionally, Delta presented a prototype of its Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) hydrogen technology, signaling the company's venture into hydrogen energy. This technology combines a Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell (SOEC) for hydrogen production with an SOFC for power generation, offering agile power control and fuel flexibility for different applications. Delta's collaboration with Ceres Power Limited further underscores its commitment to advancing hydrogen technology. The company's production timeline targets launching production-ready SOEC and SOFC units by 2026, with plans to expand into utility and commercial sectors in the subsequent years, reflecting its long-term vision for sustainable energy solutions.