Energy Plug Technologies Corp., a company specialising in energy storage systems, has completed a second sale in the United States. The equipment, with a capacity of 209 kilowatt-hours, will be used to power construction site operations for a client located in the southeastern part of the country. This delivery confirms the Canadian company’s intent to strengthen its position in a growing market.
An alternative to diesel generators
The delivered energy storage system will replace traditional diesel generators commonly used on construction sites. According to the technical specifications provided, the unit offers more stable power while reducing unexpected downtimes. This deployment aligns with a broader trend across various North American industrial sectors seeking to diversify energy sources for greater operational autonomy.
A strategic North American market for the group
Energy Plug Technologies’ Chief Executive Officer Paul Dickson stated that this order reflects the increasing demand in the United States for battery storage solutions. He noted that these installations offer economic benefits and improved energy management for users. The Vancouver-based group aims to consolidate its presence on the continent, amid evolving energy usage patterns across industries.
Targeted development prospects
The company has not disclosed the client’s identity or the value of the transaction. However, the order confirms a positive commercial trend for Energy Plug Technologies in the North American region. By leveraging this type of pilot project, the company is aiming to accelerate its sales among clients with temporary or remote energy needs.
