ELVA News & Events

Electrovaya announced its participation in a U.S. Department of Energy funded project led by Binghamton University to develop and demonstrate a next-generation energy storage system for critical infrastructure applications. The project, supported by a $5 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy under its Critical Facility Energy Resilience program, will focus on the design and deployment of a 1.2 MWh battery system. The system will be installed at Binghamton University's Center for Energy-Smart Electronic Systems and integrated into a data center test environment. Electrovaya will contribute its proprietary Infinity Battery Technology, known for its industry-leading safety and cycle life, to support the development of life cycle cost optimized domestically sourced energy storage solutions optimized for mission-critical applications such as data centers.

Electrovaya completed UL2580 safety certification for six models of its next-generation high-voltage lithium-ion battery systems. These systems are designed for integrated material handling vehicles supporting all-season outdoor environments.

Electrovaya announced the receipt of new purchase orders totaling approximately $10.5 million through its OEM sales channel.These orders are for a Fortune 500 U.S.-based customer and cover Electrovaya's Infinity battery systems, powering material handling electric vehicles at multiple distribution centers.