Residential Storage Goes Global – Depu Expands with Cost-Effective Solutions

The global residential energy storage market is entering a new growth cycle. Industry data shows that global residential storage shipments reached 35 GWh in 2025, up nearly 50% year-on-year, with cumulative installations surpassing 187 GWh. The Australian market has been particularly noteworthy – driven by the government's "Cheaper Household Batteries" subsidy program covering approximately 30% of system installation costs, residential storage has seen explosive growth since the second half of 2025, cutting payback periods from seven to eight years down to four to five years. Chinese storage manufacturers have been flooded with orders, with production lines running at full capacity.

As overseas markets continue to expand, safety and cost-effectiveness have become the top considerations for residential storage users. The 2026 Global Residential Energy Storage Industry White Paper notes that the industry is shifting from competing on price and capacity to competing on full-lifecycle safety and returns, with safety emerging as a key brand differentiator. Depu New Energy positions itself on cost-effective storage products, always prioritizing safety and quality in product design. The company has established a full-process quality control system covering raw material procurement, production, and after-sales service, with products undergoing rigorous testing to ensure long-term safe and reliable operation. With integrated manufacturing capabilities from cell selection and BMS development to complete system assembly, Depu effectively controls costs through scalable production and process optimization, offering global customers storage products that combine quality with competitive pricing. Depu is now actively expanding into European, Australian, Southeast Asian, and other overseas markets, committed to becoming a trusted partner in the global residential storage sector.