Energy Plug sells 209 kWh energy storage system in U.S.

Executive Summary

• Energy Plug Technologies Corp. announced its second sale in the United States, marking a key milestone in its expansion into the U.S. energy storage market.
• The company is delivering a 209-kilowatt-hour (kWh) energy storage system (ESS) to a client in the southeastern United States.
• The system is intended to power on-site construction operations, replacing conventional diesel generators to reduce fuel use, emissions, and operating costs while improving reliability.

Key Details

• Transaction: Second U.S. sale of an energy storage system.
• Product Specifications: 209-kWh energy storage system (ESS).
• Delivery Location: Southeastern United States.
• Application: Powering on-site construction operations.
• Value Proposition: Replaces conventional diesel generators to provide cleaner, quieter, and more efficient power.
• Operational Benefits:
  • Cutting fuel use, emissions, and operating costs.
  • Improving reliability and uptime.
  • Significant reductions in fuel consumption and operating costs.
  • Lower greenhouse gas emissions and minimal noise output.
  • Reliable, stable power for demanding applications.
  • Reduced maintenance requirements and longer equipment lifespan.
• Strategic Context: Part of the company's continued expansion of its footprint across North America as industries transition toward cleaner, more resilient energy systems.

Notable Quotes

• "This latest U.S. deployment reflects the accelerating demand for our clean, high performance energy solutions," said Paul Dickson, chief executive officer of Energy Plug Technologies. "Clients are recognizing that battery storage offers not only sustainability benefits but also measurable savings and greater operational control."