AEGIS DOUBLES U.S. ORDER WITH GGV ENERGY
14 New Battery Systems | C$1.35 Million Order | Continued U.S. Expansion
Aegis Critical Energy Defence Corp. (CSE: QESS | OTCQB: QESSF | FSE: JG6) is pleased to announce a significant commercial milestone with a second U.S. order from its channel partner, GGV Energy.
The new order includes 14 PWR Flex 261Q battery energy storage systems valued at approximately C$1.35 million, representing 3.65 MWh of energy storage capacity.
This repeat order is twice the size of Aegis's first U.S. order, announced in May 2026, bringing total U.S. customer commitments to 21 battery systems representing approximately 5.5 MWh.
Scheduled for delivery across multiple U.S. states in the first quarter of 2027, these systems will provide backup power and peak-shaving capabilities for industrial and infrastructure operations.
The PWR Flex 261Q combines advanced battery storage, intelligent energy management and Quantum eMotion's quantum-based cybersecurity technology.
Why This Matters to Investors
The second order demonstrates growing commercial traction, repeat demand from an established U.S. channel partner, and an expanding presence in the American critical infrastructure market.
Aegis and GGV Energy continue to pursue additional U.S. opportunities as the Company advances its commercialization strategy.
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