Lunar Energy has unveiled its next-generation Lunar System and Lunar Fast Charger, which integrate solar, battery storage, and electric vehicle (EV) charging into a unified, AI-optimized system. This new development aims to alleviate grid stress and provide an efficient energy management solution by automatically balancing solar energy, battery storage, and utility rates. The innovative system offers flexible scalability for homes and businesses while enabling bidirectional charging to use EVs as additional power sources in homes and grids. These developments position Lunar Energy as a significant player in creating virtual power plants that stabilize the grid and offer clean, affordable energy.
In other market news, Bridgestone (TSE:5108) was trading firmly up 4% and ending the day at ¥4,319, not far from its 52-week high. Bridgestone provided fiscal year 2026 earnings guidance on November 12, expecting revenue of JPY 4,700,000 million and profit of JPY 340,000 million. Meanwhile, IbidenLtd (TSE:4062) softened, down 8.3% to end the day at ¥6,344.
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