Turbo Energy SA (NASDAQ:TURB) has secured approximately €3 million ($3.48 million) in firm orders for energy storage projects spanning Spain and Chile.
The Valencia-based company said the bookings include 15 projects combining 15.6 MWh of storage capacity and 5.95 MW of power units integrated with energy management systems. Two systems are already operational, three are under installation, nine are in the manufacturing stage, and one remains under development.
Projects not yet operating are expected to progress through delivery, installation, and commissioning between the fourth quarter of 2026 and the first half of 2027. The orders are backed by binding purchase agreements, subject to standard contractual modification, cancellation or termination provisions.
The company said the systems—combining modular battery storage with AI-driven optimization—are designed for applications including solar energy time shifting, self-consumption optimization, peak-demand management, off-grid power supply, electric-vehicle charging and grid interruption mitigation.
Separately, Turbo Energy earlier announced a 366 MWh Pamesa Net Zero industrial deployment under a $53 million contract. The €3 million order value and 15.6 MWh capacity explicitly exclude that Pamesa project.
"Customers are not simply looking for more battery capacity. They need an intelligent energy layer capable of coordinating generation, storage and demand around the economics of their operations," said Chief Executive Officer Mariano Soria.
