Eguana Announces Fleet Expansion to Additional Feeders in Western Canada

Executive Summary

• Eguana Technologies received a follow‑on order to install approximately 60 Evolve battery systems for two feeders in the Okanagan region of British Columbia.
• The deployment will strengthen grid flexibility, reduce peak loads and provide capital deferral for the utility’s feeder upgrades.
• First shipments are expected within the coming months, with installations slated for the upcoming peak season.

Key Details

• Order Scope: Installation of ~60 Eguana Evolve residential energy‑storage systems across two selected feeders in the Okanagan region (British Columbia).
• Purpose: Relieve grid congestion at peak times, enhance local electricity‑grid resilience, and defer capital expenditures normally required for feeder upgrades.
• Control Software: Systems will be managed via Eguana’s Exchange fleet‑control module, responding to dispatch signals from the utility’s DERMS provider, Uplight.
• Previous Rollout Reference: Builds on an earlier megawatt‑scale rollout targeting 200 homes in Sun Peaks and Harrison Mills.
• Timeline: Customer engagement has begun; first shipments are anticipated in the coming months, aligning with the peak season.
• CEO Comment: Justin Holland highlighted the follow‑on order as evidence of growing utility adoption of edge‑of‑grid battery technology to improve grid resiliency and achieve capital deferral.

Notable Quotes

“We were happy to receive the follow‑on order after the success of both Sun Peaks and Mission roll outs and to continue installing capacity as we enter the peak season,” – Justin Holland, CEO

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