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Pioneer Power wins $6.2M in E-Bloc orders to support EV charging and microgrid applications

Fort Lee-based Pioneer Power recently announced it won close to $6.2 million in E-Bloc orders from several new customers, for new use cases during the second quarter.

A major global designer and manufacturer of aerospace products and services is deploying Pioneer Power’s E-Bloc solution at its services and maintenance facility in the Southeastern U.S.

The undisclosed customer ordered a customized E-Bloc solution, enabling the utilization of supplemental power sources to support the customer’s premier U.S. facility.

Additionally, three solar-centric developers said they will utilize Pioneer Power’s E-Bloc to support applications ranging from pure microgrids to enabling supplemental solar power for EV charging.

“Our innovative and highly customizable E-Bloc solution continues to expand its customer base and power new use-cases,” Nathan Mazurek, Pioneer’s chairman and CEO, said. “Customers like these come to Pioneer Power with unique challenges and energy needs, and we can utilize E-Bloc’s modular design to quickly design, deliver and support specialized, complex and large electrical applications.”

E-Bloc’s design also allows us to seamlessly control multiple sources of power, including green energy.

Pioneer Power said these wins, all booked during the second quarter, support its expectation of continued revenue growth throughout 2023 and 2024 and speak to consistent strong demand, especially from solar customers.

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