NOMAD Power SolutionsNASDAQ: NMADMobile power for AI data centers

Power now.
Grid later.

AI data centers are going up faster than the grid can power them. A new hookup can take 4–7 years. NOMAD builds and sells utility-grade battery power plants on semi-trailers that roll in, plug in and keep the servers running. When the grid finally arrives, the customer moves the trailer to the next build.

A blue NOMAD Voyager transportable battery unit on a semi-trailer, parked on a gravel road in open country.
~8 AI server rackspowered from one trailer
< 1 secondto take over if the grid drops
Voyager, in the fieldA battery power plant on a semi-trailer.Live on site < 1 hr
One trailer powers
~8 racks of top-end AI servers
1 MW of power · 2 MWh stored
If the grid drops
Takes over in under 1 second
Diesel backup needs 10–15 seconds
Backed by Washington
$9.5M from the Dept. of Energy
To roll out up to 8 more units in Vermont
Real customers
Utilities already run them
Green Mountain Power & DS&O Electric
The NMAD case — six reasons investors are paying attention
  1. 1A huge, urgent marketAI needs power years before the grid can deliver it.
  2. 2A trade Wall Street already pays forBloom Energy showed what “skip the grid” power is worth.
  3. 3Hard to copyCertified, patented, and classed as equipment, not construction.
  4. 4Real revenue, real customers300% revenue growth in 2025, to $9.4M, plus $8.8M in prepaid orders.
  5. 5AI first, five more marketsUtilities, EV charging, mining, renewables and events.
  6. 6Catalysts aheadOrder deliveries, a DOE-backed rollout and a 26-city sales tour.
Reason 1 · A huge, urgent market

Demand is arriving years before the grid can serve it.

1 data center = 1 power plantA single large AI campus can draw 100–1,000 megawatts, as much as a mid-size power plant makes. Utilities can't build that fast.
Demand is growing againAfter about 15 flat years, US electricity use is climbing, driven by AI, factories coming back home, and EVs.
Sell, then redeployNOMAD sells the trailers outright, and leases them too. The buyer owns a power plant that bridges the wait for the grid, then moves to its next site.

Why wait years for the grid when the power plant can show up on a truck?

61,320hours in seven years of waiting.
A NOMAD needs about one to go live.
Reason 2 · A trade Wall Street already pays for

Bloom Energy proved that power you don't wait for is worth paying for.

Bloom (NYSE: BE) builds fuel cells that make electricity right at the data center. Deals like AEP's order for up to 1 gigawatt and Oracle's data-center campuses made “skip the grid” one of the hottest trades in AI power. NOMAD goes after the same problem with a different tool.

Bloom EnergyNOMAD
What it isFuel cells that make power from natural gasBatteries that store power and deliver it on demand
What powers itNatural gas, piped to the siteRecharges from almost anything: the grid, solar, wind, a generator or gas turbines
How it's installedPermanently, on a concrete padOn a semi-trailer, live in under an hour
Can it move?NoYes, to the next site when the grid arrives
If the power cuts outKeeps generatingTakes over in under 1 second
Best atRunning a site around the clock for yearsBridging the wait, covering spikes, backing up the site
One trailer, many ways to fill it
  • The gridCharge at night when power is cheap
  • Solar & windStore clean power that would otherwise go to waste
  • GeneratorsRun them less and burn up to half the fuel
  • Gas turbinesSmooth out an off-grid data center's own power plant

Not rivals: on an off-grid AI campus, on-site generators make the power and NOMAD storage keeps it steady.

Bloom Energy is shown for market context only. It is far larger and at a different stage than NOMAD, is not a peer or financial comparable, and has no affiliation with NOMAD or the Tape.

Reason 3 · Hard to copy

The batteries are standard. Everything around them isn't.

NOMAD buys proven iron-phosphate battery cells. Its edge is getting megawatts certified, approved and delivered faster than anyone building a permanent site.

01
It counts as equipment, not construction

A permanent battery site needs land approvals, environmental review and a years-long spot in the utility’s hookup line. A trailer generally skips all of it. NOMAD cites more than 100 New York towns that have paused or banned permanent battery sites, and those rules don’t touch a trailer.

02
First utility-grade 1 MW mobile system

NOMAD says it was first to market. It was built from day one to the safety and grid standards utilities require, and certified to UL 9540, the national safety standard for battery systems. Smaller rental batteries can’t sell to utilities.

03
Patented design

Two US patents granted, for utility-scale battery transporters and for docking stations, plus three more pending in the US, all also filed in Canada and the EU.

04
Reacts in 8 milliseconds

That’s how fast it responds to a swing in load, which is what keeps sensitive equipment like AI servers from noticing a problem.

05
Gets better as batteries get better

The platform isn’t tied to one battery maker. Swapping in newer cells added 56% more storage to the same trailer this summer.

06
Built in North America

Assembled in Quebec and New York, and made to meet the Inflation Reduction Act’s domestic-content rules, which can help US buyers qualify for clean-energy tax credits.

Reason 4 · Real revenue, real customers

Green Mountain Power. The US Department of Energy. DS&O Electric. Pioneer Power.

Plus a California investor-owned utility, the Electric Power Research Institute and a defense-sector partner, per NOMAD's SEC filing.

300%revenue growth in 2025, $2.3M → $9.4M
$8.8Min orders paid for but not yet delivered
98%of 2025 revenue from selling units
2 + 3US patents granted + pending

From NOMAD's SEC filings (Form 8-K/A, Sep 17, 2026): audited 2025 results; prepaid-order balance (deferred revenue) as of June 30, 2026, unaudited.

UtilityEssex, Vermont

Green Mountain Power kept a factory running through grid maintenance

GMP needed to take part of its distribution system down for six hours. It rolled in a NOMAD trailer, fed power back into the local lines, and kept Twincraft Skincare's factory running the whole time.

6 hrsoutage avoided
1trailer
0diesel burned
“The NOMAD is a great new tool for strategic deployment across the state… from powering a fire department during a storm, to operating a ski lift, to keeping a cluster of homes powered-up.”Mari McClure, President & CEO, Green Mountain Power
Electric co-opJul 2026

DS&O Electric went from a test run to two trailers in service

Power costs the most during a few peak hours. A test using NOMAD to cover those hours was projected to save over $100,000 in one season, and DS&O then put two systems into service.

$100K+projected savings, one season
2trailers in service
EV charging2024 partnership

Pioneer Power built mobile EV fast-charging on it

NOMAD helped design and test Pioneer Power's zero-emission charging trucks for fleets, remote sites, disaster zones and events.

350 kWfast charging
30+EVs per deployment
EventsShelburne, VT · 2023

Four concerts with no generator

One 1.3 MWh unit powered each show for about 18 hours on grid charge alone, replacing roughly 200 gallons of diesel.

72 hrsclean power
200 galdiesel displaced
“No diesel fumes, no loud generator noise, zero emissions.”Adam Gardner, Guster
Since July
  1. +56%more storage per trailer
  2. DS&Odeploys two systems
  3. Safety-certifiedUL 9540, the national battery standard
  4. DOE go-aheadto install up to 8 trailers in Vermont
  5. Canadafirst sales partner outside the US
$8.8M in orders are waiting to ship.

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Reason 5 · AI first, five more markets

AI first. Five more markets that can't wait on the grid.

AI & data centers

Power to open new server halls before the grid hookup is done, extra muscle when AI training spikes, and backup that kicks in under a second. It can also anchor data centers that run entirely off the grid, recharging from on-site solar, wind or gas turbines.

Utilities

Keep homes and businesses powered during repairs, and park power where a storm is about to hit.

Cutting power bills

Big users pay steep rates for their busiest hours. Charge up when power is cheap, use it when it's expensive.

EV charging

Fast chargers at truck depots and events, before permanent chargers can be built.

Mining & remote

Paired with a site's generators, NOMAD estimates savings of up to $200K a year in fuel and $50K+ in upkeep.

Solar, wind & events

Save solar and wind power that would otherwise go to waste, and replace noisy diesel generators at concerts.

The product — Voyager platform, gen 3

Three sizes. Same idea: roll in, plug in, power up.

Voyager platform — published specifications
Specification EagleThe big one FalconRuns longer HawkSmaller sites
In AI terms~8 AI racks for ~1.7 hrs~4 AI racks for ~4 hrs~4 AI racks for ~2 hrs
Energy stored2.025 MWh2.025 MWh1.0 MWh
Power output999 kW500 kW500 kW
Plugs into480 V, standard commercial480 V, standard commercial480 V, standard commercial
Battery typeLFP (iron phosphate)LFP (iron phosphate)LFP (iron phosphate)
Form factorSemi-trailerSemi-trailerSemi-trailer
Setup time< 1 hr< 1 hr< 1 hr

Eagle The big one

~8 AI server racks for ~1.7 hours

Stored
2.025 MWh
Power output
999 kW

Falcon Runs longer

~4 AI server racks for ~4 hours

Stored
2.025 MWh
Power output
500 kW

Hawk Smaller sites

~4 AI server racks for ~2 hours

Stored
1.0 MWh
Power output
500 kW
Every trailer: recharges from the grid, solar, wind or generators · plugs into standard 480 V commercial power · live in under an hour
AI-rack figures are the Tape’s estimates, assuming ~120 kW per rack of current top-end AI servers; run times are at full rated power (Eagle per its spec sheet). Gen-3 upgrade (Jul 2026): Eagle & Falcon raised to 2.025 MWh (+56%), Hawk to 1.0 MWh (+51%) — standard on all new units, with no change to power output or deployment time.
Reason 6 · Catalysts ahead

What could move the story from here.

Milestones NOMAD has disclosed. Timing and outcomes aren’t guaranteed.

Delivering $8.8M in prepaid orders

Customers have already paid for these units. As they ship, that money turns into reported revenue.

The DOE-backed Vermont rollout

Up to 8 more units at 5 Green Mountain Power sites, now in the installation phase.

A 26-stop national sales tour

Live demos across the Mountain West, Northeast and Southwest in October and November 2026.

Canada and beyond

A new Canadian sales partner, building on a certified unit already in service in Northern Ontario.

Three more patents

Pending in the US, with all five filed in Canada and the EU.

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