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Turbo Energy S.A. (Nasdaq: TURB), a global technology integrator specializing in AI-driven energy storage and energy management solutions, announced the expansion of its commercial and industrial footprint through 15 firm-order energy storage projects. The portfolio spans operations in Spain and Chile and represents an estimated aggregate order value attributable to Turbo Energy of approximately 3 million euros, or approximately 3.48 million US dollars. The projects combine 15.6 megawatt hours of storage capacity with 5.95 megawatts of power units.

According to the company, the portfolio demonstrates continued commercial traction and execution across a diversified base of commercial and industrial applications. The status of the 15 projects varies, with two systems already operating, three under installation, nine in the manufacturing stage, and one under development. Turbo Energy stated that the projects are advancing from signed orders into deployed energy infrastructure. Based on current project schedules, the company expects the projects not yet operating to progress through delivery, installation, and commissioning between the fourth quarter of 2026 and the first half of 2027. This timeline is subject to customer site readiness and other project-specific conditions.

Turbo Energy S.A. is headquartered in Valencia, Spain, and lists its shares on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker symbol TURB. The company integrates modular battery storage with energy management systems and its AI-driven optimization capabilities. The technology is designed to automate charging and discharging decisions, coordinate storage with on-site renewable generation, and improve the economic use of energy assets. The company said the projects address a broad range of real-world energy requirements, including solar energy time shifting, self-consumption optimization, peak-demand management, off-grid power supply, electric vehicle charging, mitigation of grid interruptions, and participation in energy flexibility services.

The announcement comes as businesses face renewed uncertainty across global energy markets. Turbo Energy noted that disruptions affecting energy flows through and around the Strait of Hormuz have contributed to heightened volatility in oil, refined products, freight, and broader energy markets. This volatility reinforces the exposure of industrial margins to energy price shocks. The company said its technology aims to help operators optimize when electricity is generated, stored, and consumed, manage peak-demand exposure, and strengthen continuity during grid disruptions.

Mariano Soria, Chief Executive Officer of Turbo Energy, stated that energy volatility is a structural risk for industrial competitiveness. He added that customers require an intelligent energy layer capable of coordinating generation, storage, and demand around the economics of their operations. The company emphasized that the 15 projects are separate from a previously announced 366 megawatt hour Pamesa Net Zero industrial deployment under a 53 million dollar contract. The estimated 3 million euro order value and 15.6 megawatt hour capacity reported in this release exclude the Pamesa project.

For investors, the expansion highlights Turbo Energy’s ability to execute on multiple smaller contracts alongside large-scale industrial deployments. The company described the portfolio as a demonstration of the repeatability of its AI-driven platform across a more diversified commercial and industrial customer base. The firm-order portfolio comprises 15 projects supported by binding purchase orders and executed supply agreements. The company noted that the orders remain subject to their respective contractual terms, including any applicable modification, cancellation, or termination provisions.

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