EnerAI power systems for AI data centers were showcased at the ICB E&S 2026 conference in Malaysia, marking the company’s first official participation in the country. The presentation included a solid-state transformer and prefabricated power containers.

Key Takeaways

  • The EnerNeo transformer converts medium-voltage alternating current directly to 800-volt direct current, according to EnerAI.
  • The company says its containerized systems are prefabricated and tested before shipment.

EnerAI power systems on display

EnerAI presented the equipment at the third International Conference on Built Environment and Sustainability, organized by the ASHRAE Malaysia Chapter. The company announced its participation on October 26, 2026.

The display included the EnerNeo solid-state transformer, medium- and low-voltage power containers, and a prefabricated solid-state transformer power container.

Transformer and container specifications

EnerAI says the EnerNeo transformer has a power density of 312 kilowatts per square meter and peak efficiency of 98.5%. The company says it reduces the power distribution footprint by more than 50% compared with conventional power supply solutions.

The company also says the system’s low- and medium-voltage isolation architecture supports availability of up to 99.999%. These performance figures are company claims.

EnerAI says its containerized solutions are factory-tested before delivery and can make data center capacity expansions or upgrades easier without extensive on-site reconstruction. It gives a 40-day period from order to delivery and says on-site energization and acceptance checks can be completed within two days.

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