Kight PowerHub will attend the Scotland Housing Conference 2026 in Glasgow on 6 October.

Kight PowerHub develops safer, insurable, long-life home battery storage and energy optimisation systems for social housing, new homes and managed residential portfolios. The Kight PowerHub is a domestic battery energy storage system designed to help housing providers and households reduce energy costs, make better use of solar generation and off-peak electricity, and improve energy resilience. Based in Scotland, Kight has developed a system that combines cutting-edge battery chemistry with F1-inspired engineering to deliver high-performance domestic energy storage with 100% capacity utilisation, no capacity loss, no fire risk and the confidence of a 25-year warranty. Kight’s EnergiFlow AI management software makes the system “fit and forget”, automatically optimising charging and energy use to maximise carbon and cost savings from flexible and time-of-use energy tariffs. The result is a safer, smarter and more manageable approach to home energy storage — designed for the practical demands of housing providers, residents, developers and the wider transition to lower-cost, lower-carbon homes. Its EnergiFlow AI management software makes the technology “Fit and Forget” to maximise carbon and monetary savings from flexible and timed energy tariffs.