Hybrid Power gears up for 11 more Spark systems

Executive Summary

• Hybrid Power Solutions Inc. has officially commenced production on 11 Spark portable industrial battery systems, marking the first delivery under a previously announced LMDH order.
• The units are being deployed through a leading national equipment rental partner to three of North America's largest general contractors across Canada.
• The deployment aims to replace traditional diesel generators on high-impact construction projects, offering zero-emission, silent operation, and reduced operating costs.

Key Details

• Production Status: Commenced production on 11 Spark portable industrial battery systems.
• Order Context: These units constitute the first delivery of the previously announced LMDH order.
• Deployment Strategy: Units are being deployed via a leading national national equipment rental company to three of North America's largest general contractors.
• Geographic Scope: Canada.
• Application: High-impact construction projects, including urban infrastructure development, large-scale commercial, and civil projects.
• Replacement Technology: Replacing traditional diesel generators.
• Delivery Timeline: Delivery scheduled for the first quarter of 2026.
• Future Outlook: The rental partner has indicated strong interest in expanding the fleet throughout 2026 based on field performance and contractor feedback.
• Key Benefits for End Users:
  • Reduction of diesel fuel consumption and refuelling logistics.
  • Silent operation allowing extended/nighttime work in noise-sensitive areas.
  • Instant power delivery with no warm-up time.
  • Remote monitoring and fleet management capabilities.
  • Significant reduction in carbon emissions and on-site pollutants.

Notable Quotes

• "This order marks a significant milestone in the commercial rollout of our Spark platform... Having three of the biggest and most respected general contractors in North America adopt Hybrid's battery technology through a trusted national rental partner validates both the performance of the Spark and the growing demand for cleaner, more efficient power solutions on job sites." — Francois Byrne, CEO