NeoVolta Signs $116M Battery Storage Supply Deal
NeoVolta Power, LLC, a subsidiary of NASDAQ-listed NeoVolta Inc., has agreed to supply FEOC-compliant energy storage systems under a master purchase agreement.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
NeoVolta Power, LLC entered into a $116 million master purchase agreement with a leading energy solutions provider, announced November 13, 2026. Under the agreement, NeoVolta Power will supply FEOC-compliant battery energy storage systems, with deliveries scheduled for 2027.
Why it matters
The deal gives NeoVolta a defined volume of future orders for its battery energy storage systems produced at its Pendergrass, Georgia facility. The purchase orders would provide a foundation for the company's manufacturing ramp in the state, which the company says positions its U.S. capabilities for a growing role in energy storage.
The master purchase agreement carries a total value of $116 million, with product deliveries scheduled for 2027. The source does not break down the value by purchase order or unit volume.
The players
NeoVolta Inc. (NASDAQ: NEOV)
NeoVolta Inc. is a U.S.-based energy technology company listed on NASDAQ that designs and manufactures battery energy storage systems for residential and commercial use.
Ardes Johnson
Ardes Johnson is the Chief Executive Officer of NeoVolta Inc., leading the company's strategy and operations.
The details
NeoVolta Power, LLC, a majority-owned subsidiary of NeoVolta Inc., will supply FEOC-compliant battery energy storage systems under the agreement, which operates through purchase orders issued over its term. The systems will be manufactured at NeoVolta's facility in Pendergrass, Georgia.
Timeline
November 13, 2026: NeoVolta announced the $116 million master purchase agreement.
2027: Scheduled product deliveries under the agreement begin.
Roadmap
Supply agreements that meet Foreign Entity of Concern compliance rules are becoming a key dividing line in U.S. battery storage procurement. NeoVolta's Georgia-built systems position the company to compete for orders where domestic sourcing and FEOC compliance are required.
For Georgia residents, the agreement signals new manufacturing activity at NeoVolta's Pendergrass facility as production ramps toward 2027 deliveries. The source does not specify any hiring, pricing or availability changes for consumers.
The takeaway
Domestic battery storage manufacturing is gaining weight as FEOC compliance shapes buyer decisions. Readers tracking energy storage supply chains should watch whether NeoVolta's 2027 deliveries begin on schedule.
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