EnerAI power systems for AI data centers were showcased at a conference in Malaysia, marking the company’s first official presence in the country. The display included a solid-state transformer and prefabricated power containers.

Key Takeaways

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

EnerAI power systems on display

EnerAI announced the showcase on October 26, 2026, at the third International Conference on Built Environment & Sustainability in Kuala Lumpur. The event was organized by the ASHRAE Malaysia Chapter.

The products displayed included the EnerNeo Solid State Transformer, medium- and low-voltage power containers, and a prefabricated solid-state transformer power container.

Transformer specifications and delivery

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

The company says its low- and medium-voltage zoning architecture supports system availability of up to 99.999%. These figures are company claims, not independently verified operating results.

EnerAI says its containerized systems can make data center expansions or retrofits easier without extensive on-site reconstruction. It says delivery takes 40 days from order placement, with on-site power-up and acceptance supported in two days.

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