Foxtheon has concluded two days at All Energy Australia 2026, held on 28 and 29 October at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. At Stand S151, the team presented the EnergyPack P150 and EnergyPack M300 Pro and spoke with visitors about practical hybrid power for construction, rental fleets, mining, microgrids and remote projects.
The discussions often began with the site itself: normal operating load, short power peaks, generator runtime, fuel use and access to solar or grid power. Those details determine whether a hybrid battery energy storage system is suitable and how it should operate.
Answer in brief
Foxtheon brought the EnergyPack P150 and M300 Pro mobile hybrid BESS to All Energy Australia 2026. The systems combine battery storage with diesel generation, solar PV or the grid, while FoxMind EMS coordinates operation around changing site demand.
Watch the Foxtheon booth tour
Step inside Stand S151 for a closer look at the products on display and a short introduction from the Foxtheon team.
Watch the All Energy Australia 2026 booth tour on YouTube
What Foxtheon brought to Melbourne
The P150 and M300 Pro gave visitors a direct view of two EnergyPack configurations for different power and deployment requirements. The discussion went beyond battery capacity. It covered system sizing, generator integration, local control and the operating constraints that affect a real deployment.
EnergyPack P150
A mobile hybrid BESS for applications such as equipment rental, construction, events and critical backup power. It can work with an existing generator, solar PV or the grid.
EnergyPack M300 Pro
An industrial mobile hybrid BESS for larger site loads, including microgrids, mining camps and other remote or industrial applications.
Hybrid power built around the application
EnergyPack combines battery storage with available energy sources such as diesel generation, solar PV and the grid. FoxMind EMS monitors site demand and coordinates how those sources work together.
For a project with variable loads, the generator can supply sustained energy while the battery responds to short peaks or supports the site during low-load periods. The control strategy is designed to reduce unnecessary generator runtime and fuel use while keeping power available for critical loads.
There is no single configuration for every site. A credible assessment begins with measured demand and operating constraints rather than a battery nameplate alone.
The conversations continue after Melbourne
Foxtheon thanks everyone who visited Stand S151, shared a project requirement or took the time to learn more about EnergyPack and FoxMind.
If you met our team at All Energy Australia, or could not attend the event, you can continue the discussion with us. Bring a load profile, generator rating, operating schedule, current fuel use and any solar or grid constraints. These inputs help define the next questions for a hybrid power assessment.
Common questions
What did Foxtheon present at All Energy Australia 2026?
Foxtheon presented the EnergyPack P150 and M300 Pro at Stand S151. The booth tour also explains how Foxtheon approaches hybrid power as a complete system rather than a standalone battery.
How does an EnergyPack hybrid BESS work with a diesel generator?
The generator can supply longer-duration energy while the battery responds to short peaks, supports low-load periods and stores available energy. FoxMind EMS coordinates charging, discharging and generator operation according to the project settings.
Which applications were discussed at the event?
The Foxtheon team discussed construction power, equipment rental, mining and remote sites, microgrids and temporary power applications. Final equipment selection depends on each site's measured load and operating requirements.
What information is useful for a hybrid power assessment?
Useful inputs include interval load data, the highest short-duration peak, generator rating, daily operating hours, fuel consumption, critical loads and any available solar or grid connection.
Continue the conversation
Bring us your power problem.
Share the numbers that describe your site, and the Foxtheon team can help frame the next step.
Published by: Foxtheon Editorial Team
Event: All Energy Australia 2026, 28 to 29 October 2026, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Video source: Foxtheon booth tour at All Energy Australia 2026