Renewable energy jobs at NAEXT GmbH

NAEXT has distinguished itself by developing a production-ready electric drivetrain for VW T5 and T6 Transporters, delivering 110 kW of power. Conversion costs start at 28,000 euros, and battery capacity can be expanded in 18 kWh increments up to 90 kWh. The company also plans to include additional vehicle models such as the Audi A2 in its portfolio and collaborates with workshops nationwide (source: autobild.de). In the stationary energy storage sector, NAEXT partnered with Enerparc to develop battery storage systems for ground-mounted solar parks, primarily to compensate for nighttime power generation. Since 2021, the company has focused on further developing and marketing these storage solutions (source: vision-mobility.de). Customers include well-known companies such as Otto Dörner, SPIE, Viebrockhaus, and MEA, operating in construction, services, and industry sectors (source: seevetal-aktuell.de).

Over the past two years, NAEXT has expanded its product range in battery storage and increased its market presence. In September 2026, an environmental working group from the CDU visited the company in Beckedorf and received a technical presentation on the modular storage solutions HEXAGON and QUADRAGON (source: seevetal-aktuell.de). Additionally, in 2025, a detailed product brochure for the QUADRAGON storage system was published, outlining a 10-year specification for use in solar parks and commercial applications (source: topagrar.com).

NAEXT is an engineering-driven company with a focus on mechanical and electrical development, battery technology, product development, as well as production and implementation through partner workshops and industrial clients. The workforce consists of approximately 40 employees, mostly based at the Seevetal location (source: linkedin.com). The company culture is characterized by pragmatic engineering thinking, the use of second-life batteries, and a strong emphasis on circular economy and European supply chains. The working style is project-oriented and technically focused, with a clear commitment to sustainable and practical solutions in vehicle conversion and energy storage (source: naext.de, erneuerbare-energien-hamburg.de).