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Hawthorn FC names Anker SOLIX as official home battery partner

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Melbourne, Australia – The Hawthorn Football Club has announced a major premier partnership with Anker SOLIX, naming the global home battery leader as the club’s Proud Official Home Battery Partner.

With Australian households facing rising electricity costs, the Federal Government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program has rolled out generous rebates to accelerate energy storage adoption. This partnership brings together the AFL’s “Family Club” and a trusted energy solution provider to help Hawthorn families take control of their energy future. Combined with exclusive Hawks member benefits, supporters will have access to special offers that make home batteries more affordable than ever – helping families save more, power their homes smarter, and be part of a more sustainable future.

Hawthorn CEO Ash Klein said:

“At Hawthorn, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of growth and innovation, making this collaboration with Anker SOLIX a natural fit.”

“We are always looking at ways to give back to our members and fans, and with Anker SOLIX’s global-leading home battery technology already improving the lives of so many people, these are the sorts of innovations we are eager to partner with.”

General Manager of Anker SOLIX APAC Symons Xie said: 

“Partnering with the ‘Family Club’ was a natural choice.”

“We see the same resilience in Hawthorn that we build into our products – a refusal to quit under pressure. This partnership delivers real value: helping every Hawks family achieve energy independence.”

All-Scenario Energy Solutions

Anker SOLIX delivers reliable power across every aspect of Australian life:

  • – Flagship Anker SOLIX X1: Engineered to deliver whole-home backup power during outages and storms, keeping families powered when it matters most. The system seamlessly integrates with solar panels to maximize self-consumption and slash electricity bills. VPP-compatible technology enables households to earn additional income by supporting grid stability while maintaining full control of their energy.
  • – Outdoor Adventure: Professional-grade portable power stations like the C1000 Gen2 and C2000 Gen2 designed for camping, off-grid trips, and life on the road.
  • – Built for Extremes: All solutions are engineered to perform in Australia’s toughest heat and weather conditions.

About Anker SOLIX

Anker SOLIX is the energy division of Anker Innovations, a global technology leader trusted by over 200 million customers.

In Australia, the Anker ecosystem already powers and protects over 1 million homes through eufy, Australia’s No. 1 Smart Home Security brand. Building on this legacy, Anker SOLIX is reshaping the future of energy by providing Australian homeowners with reliable, all-scenario solutions and true energy independence.

For more information:

Anker SOLIX: https://ankersolix.tech/MediaforA

Hawthorn FC: https://www.hawthornfc.com.au/

Connect with Anker SOLIX: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube

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