Zendure wins Sustainable Home Energy Storage System Gold Award at IFA 2026

At the recent IFA 2026 in Berlin, Zendure, a global leader in plug-in home energy management systems (HEMS), celebrated significant achievements. The company’s flagship product, SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro, was awarded the Sustainable Home Energy Storage System Gold Award, while Zendure itself was honored with the Smart Energy Solutions Brand Award.

The SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro, a 4 kW bidirectional AC, AI-driven system, won the Sustainable Home Energy Storage System Gold Award. This innovative product, described as an all-in-one plug-in home energy storage system, can scale from 8 kWh to 50 kWh and up to 150 kWh when paired with Zendure’s PowerHub. With the ability to accept up to 13 kW of total solar input, it is well-suited for larger homes, heat pumps, and electric vehicle (EV) charging. According to the company, it can reduce household electricity costs by up to 91%, equivalent to approximately €2,560 annually in a typical German home scenario.

The Smart Energy Solutions Brand Award acknowledges Zendure’s broader leadership in intelligent home energy solutions. The company’s SolarFlow ecosystem, which includes the Agentic HEMS, seamlessly scales from simple plug-and-play storage to comprehensive whole-home energy management. Agentic HEMS leverages consumption, solar, weather, and dynamic-pricing data to automate energy decisions, shift usage to lower-cost periods, and significantly cut household electricity costs. This aligns with Zendure’s vision of becoming the home energy hub of the AI era.

Visitors to IFA 2026 can see the SolarFlow 4000 Mix Pro and the full ZEN + Home ecosystem at Zendure’s stand, located in Hall 2.2, Stand 124, from September 4 to 8. The company’s mission is to empower every household worldwide with ultimate energy control, using the SolarFlow ecosystem to maximize self-consumption, reduce grid dependence, and ensure reliable backup.

Driven by the goal to accelerate a sustainable future, Zendure continues to innovate in the clean-energy storage sector. With research and development centers in major tech hubs like Silicon Valley, the Greater Bay Area, Japan, and Germany, the company is well-positioned to lead the transition to smarter, more sustainable energy solutions.