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Global Aerospace Dialogue: Fuxi Energy at IAC 2025
· Fuxi Energy · 1 min read
Article language: English
Reflecting on the Success of the 76th IAC

October 3, 2025 – The 76th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) successfully concluded in Sydney. The event brought together hundreds of global aerospace agencies and enterprises, showcasing the latest technological breakthroughs and industrial achievements.
During this world-class gathering, Fuxi Energy showcased a range of its core products, including Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) solar arrays, perovskite solar arrays, power control units (PCUs), and lithium battery packs. The Fuxi Energy booth attracted numerous international guests, fostering meaningful engagements. Representatives from various global aerospace agencies and research institutions engaged in in-depth technical discussions with the Fuxi Energy team, exploring potential opportunities for future collaboration.

With extensive expertise accumulated in the power system sector, Fuxi Energy has successfully served 12 aerospace clients to date. Currently, 49 units of our core products are operating stably in orbit, maintaining an outstanding performance record."

Moving forward, Fuxi Energy will further deepen its global partnerships, remaining dedicated to delivering more reliable, professional, and tailored space energy solutions to our clients worldwide.


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