What NOMAD Transportable Power Systems does

NOMAD Transportable Power Systems, Inc. is a Delaware-incorporated, Vermont-headquartered (Waterbury, VT) manufacturer of utility-scale mobile battery energy storage systems (BESS), founded in 2020 as a joint venture between KORE Power and Northern Reliability, Inc. The company builds lithium-ion BESS units — Traveler (1 MW / 2 MWh NMC, 53-ft semi-trailer), the LFP-based Voyager family (Eagle 999 kW / 1.8 MWh; Falcon 500 kW / 1.8 MWh; Hawk 500 kW / 900 kWh), and the towable Pathfinder (180 kW / 214 kWh) — all interconnected via a patent-pending PowerDock plug-and-play docking platform and managed through a 24/7 in-house Network Operations Center that provides AI-assisted predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, ISO market visibility, and remote firmware updates. Each unit deploys in under one hour, sidestepping the multi-year permitting cycles associated with fixed grid-scale storage and enabling use cases in grid resilience, peak shaving, disaster response, EV charging, mining, oil & gas, events, First Nations, defense, and remote community electrification.

The company sells units outright, leases them seasonally or per-project (e.g., DSO Electric Cooperative paid ~$120,000 all-in for a seasonal lease of two Traveler units projecting ~$150,000 in demand-charge savings), and offers a Power-as-a-Service subscription that converts capital expenditure to monthly operating expense. Distribution is omnichannel: direct enterprise field sales, Sourcewell cooperative purchasing (Contract #062625-NOMD), OEM embedding via Pioneer Power's ZEeB and EXZELCR mobile EV-charging platforms, a rental fleet channel, and California CORE Voucher Program eligibility up to $300,000 per unit. Manufacturing capacity is projected to scale from 2.5 GW (2026) to 3.5 GW (2027), backed by a $5.6M RE Royalties senior secured loan (April 2022), a $9.5M U.S. Department of Energy LDES grant (August 2023), and a $6.5M pre-closing bridge loan from LIXTE Biotechnology Holdings (June 2026) in connection with a definitive agreement for LIXTE to acquire 100% of NOMAD and rebrand the combined entity as NOMAD Power Solutions, Inc. on Nasdaq. Notable customers include Green Mountain Power (first commercial sale, November 2022), DSO Electric Cooperative, Missanabie-Cree First Nation, Pioneer Power Solutions, and Higher Ground Presents/Shelburne Museum concerts.

Name

NOMAD Transportable Power Systems

Legal name

NOMAD Transportable Power Systems, Inc.

Website

https://nomadpower.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2020

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

NOMAD Transportable Power Systems manufactures utility-scale mobile battery energy storage systems (1 MW/2 MWh down to 180 kW/214 kWh) on transportable trailers, unified by a patent-pending PowerDock platform and a 24/7 NOC with AI-assisted predictive monitoring, serving utilities, AI/data centers, mining, EV charging, defense, First Nations, and remote communities.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Mobile Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

SIC

Engines & Turbines (3510)

akta.pro primary industry

Utility-Scale BESS Project Development & Ownership (IPP/Developer) (EUAFAAAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

BESS Safety, Fire Detection/Suppression & Compliance (NFPA/UL/IEC) (EUAFAAAH), BESS Operations, Maintenance & Asset Performance Management (APM) (EUAFAAAG), BESS OEMs (Containerized Systems, Racks, Turnkey Solutions) (EUAFAAAC), Utility-Scale BESS EPC & Integration (EUAEAEAA)

Keywords

• Mobile energy storage
• Battery energy storage
• Utility-scale BESS
• Grid resilience systems
• Transportable power systems

Headquarters

HQ city

Waterbury

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Mobile BESS unit sales: Direct one-time sale of mobile energy storage units (Traveler, Voyager series, Pathfinder) to utilities, commercial and industrial customers, and government/First Nations entities. Manufacturing capacity projected to scale from 2.5 GW (2026) to 3.5 GW (2027).
2. Power as a Service (PaaS) subscription: Subscription-based managed service delivering mobile battery energy storage for predictable monthly payments, including 24/7 monitoring, maintenance and support, with scalable capacity on demand.
3. Seasonal and project-based leasing: All-in seasonal lease pricing for utilities (e.g., DSO Electric Cooperative lease at ~$120,000 per season yielding ~$150,000 in demand-charge savings and ~20% margin) enabling short-term deployments without long-term capital commitment.
4. Royalty financing arrangement: Per-unit-sales royalty payable to RE Royalties Ltd. under a five-year $5.6 million senior secured loan agreement with 12% interest rate, tied to ongoing unit manufacturing.
5. OEM/co-developed platform partnerships: Revenue derived from OEM supply of NOMAD systems embedded into partners' platforms (e.g., Pioneer Power ZEeB/EXZELCR mobile EV charging platforms).
6. Rental fleet expansion channel: Enabling rental fleet operators to add NOMAD units and capture premium rental rates for clean, silent power versus diesel.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels10 records

Core offering

NOMAD Transportable Power Systems designs, manufactures and deploys mobile, utility-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage systems (BESS) — the Traveler, Voyager Eagle/Falcon/Hawk and Pathfinder lines — housed in trailer or 20-ft containerized chassis with a proprietary patent-pending PowerDock plug-and-play interconnection platform. Every unit is monitored 24/7 by a Vermont-based Network Operations Center with AI-powered predictive analytics and remote firmware updates, and is offered for direct sale, seasonal lease or subscription-style Power as a Service to utilities, commercial and industrial customers, government and First Nations communities.

Product overview

NOMAD Transportable Power Systems offers a unified mobile battery energy storage platform — combining a discrete hardware portfolio (Traveler, Voyager Eagle/Falcon/Hawk, and Pathfinder) with a proprietary PowerDock plug-and-play docking system, the 24/7 Network Operations Center (NOC) Fleet Monitoring platform, and an optional Power as a Service subscription model. The Traveler is the flagship 1 MW / 2 MWh unit; the three Voyager variants (Eagle 999 kW, Falcon 500 kW / 1.8 MWh, Hawk 500 kW / 900 kWh) and the smaller 180 kW / 214 kWh Pathfinder extend the line from 500 kW to 1 MW. All units share PowerDock connectivity, lithium-ion cells (originally NMC and KORE Power, with Octillion prismatic LFP packs now integrated into the Voyager fleet as of March 2026), NFPA 855 / UL 9540-aligned safety design, and continuous NOC telemetry. The platform targets utilities, AI/data centers, mining, oil & gas, EV charging, events, First Nations, and remote communities, and is delivered for sale, lease, or as a managed subscription service.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Traveler: Flagship utility-scale mobile energy storage system (1 MW / 2 MWh) on a 53-ft trailer, deployable in under one hour; the company's largest platform.
• Voyager
• Pathfinder

Products and services

• NOMAD Traveler Flagship utility-scale mobile battery energy storage system delivering 1 MW power output, 2 MWh storage capacity, and 2 hours of discharge at 1 MW. Housed in a 43'6" semi trailer weighing 71,200 lbs, with 480V NMC chemistry (KORE Power cells), deployable in under one hour, UL 9540 / 9540A listed. Designed for grid support, disaster response, peak shaving and large-scale events at utilities, AI/data centers, mining and First Nations customers.
• NOMAD Voyager Eagle High-power-density 999 kW mobile BESS with 1.8 MWh storage, 480V LFP chemistry (Octillion prismatic packs), ~1.5 hour discharge at 999 kW, in a 20-foot removable container (36.7' with trailer). Active liquid cooling and grid-forming capable; targets rapid-response grid services and demanding industrial applications such as utilities, AI/data centers, emergency response and large-scale events.
• NOMAD Voyager Falcon Extended-duration 500 kW mobile BESS with 1.8 MWh storage, 480V LFP chemistry (Octillion prismatic packs), ~3 hour discharge at 500 kW, in a 20-foot removable container (36.7' with trailer). Designed for peak shaving, load shifting and renewable integration projects requiring sustained power at utilities and industrial sites.
• NOMAD Voyager Hawk

Quantifiable outcome

• Sub-1-hour deployment versus 2–5 year permitting for fixed storage
• +5 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments13 records

Ideal customer profiles10 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration2 records

AI capability4 records

Feature8 records

Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship / founding partner, founding partner, flagship customer / pilot partner, core research partner, core government stakeholder, major government stakeholder, flagship oem partner, flagship technology partner, core pilot customer / partner, core supply partner, flagship acquirer / future parent, operational partner, marketing / co-branding partner, core co-development partners (dod microgrid project), core cooperative purchasing partner and industry context.

• KORE Powerflagship / founding partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerKORE Power co-founded NOMAD Transportable Power Systems (with Northern Reliability) in 2019/2020. KORE manufactures the U.S.-based lithium-ion battery cells and modules used across the NOMAD Traveler and Voyager units. KORE Power also joined the DOE $9.5M Resiliency Zones project team in 2023 to supply next-gen modules for long-duration storage units.
• Northern Reliability, Inc. (NRI)founding partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerNorthern Reliability co-founded NOMAD with KORE Power; Jay Bellows, NRI's CEO, became NOMAD's founding Chairman. NRI (later re-launched as KORE Solutions after acquisition by KORE Power) supplied grid-tied energy storage engineering expertise.
• Green Mountain Power (GMP)flagship customer / pilot partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerVermont's largest utility and NOMAD's first Traveler customer. Joint partner with NOMAD on the DOE $9.5M Resiliency Zones project to deploy long-duration mobile storage across five rural Vermont Justice40 communities (Panton, Brattleboro, Grafton, Rochester, etc.) for grid resilience and emergency response.
• EPRI (Electric Power Research Institute)core research partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerIndependent non-profit energy research institute that joins NOMAD and GMP on the DOE Resiliency Zones project to study reliability and cost benefits for replication across other communities. Also leads the DOD-selected microgrid research team (with Blue Frontier, ClearFlame Engine Technologies, Helia and NOMAD) studying National Guard site energy resilience.
• U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)core government stakeholderOthersSelected NOMAD in August 2023 for a $9.5M Long-Duration Energy Storage Demonstration grant to deploy mobile storage across five Justice40 communities in rural Vermont. Funds projects providing at least 10 hours of continuous backup power with a levelized cost of $0.05 or less, with NOMAD covering half of project costs.
• U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)major government stakeholderOthersDOD's 2022 Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP) selected the EPRI-led project team including NOMAD to research and deploy integrated microgrid systems at three National Guard sites in Delaware, Mississippi and Texas. Goal: deliver up to 1 MW of peak power with a 14-day resiliency goal.
• Pioneer Power Solutions, Inc. (Pioneer eMobility)flagship oem partnerOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing PartnerPartnership launched January 2024: Pioneer Power's eMobility unit markets the ZEeB (Zero-Emission e-Boost) and EXZELCR mobile EV-charging platforms built on NOMAD mobile BESS with KORE Power cells. Initial 500 kW/1.3 MWh unit; 750 kW and 1 MW variants planned; EV-charger brand agnostic.
• Octillion Power Systemsflagship technology partnerTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced March 2026: NOMAD integrates Octillion's Tier-1 prismatic LFP battery pack architecture into the Voyager Eagle, Falcon and Hawk units. Octillion (Richmond, CA; 9 global facilities incl. Reno, NV) has delivered 2.5M+ EV batteries and 18+ GWh in 2025; supplies integrated BMS, liquid cooling and HVAC supporting -30°F to 130°F operation and UL9540A-tested safety.
• DSO Electric Cooperativecore pilot customer / partnerImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerHeadquartered in Solomon, Kansas; partnered with NOMAD on a 2025 peak-demand pilot using two NOMAD Traveler 1 MW/2 MWh units to reduce demand charges from Kansas Electric Power Cooperative (KEPCo). Projected $150,000 seasonal savings on ~$120,000 lease; subsequently purchased two units for ongoing seasonal use, validating NOMAD's leasing model.
• CMP (enclosures manufacturer)core supply partnerOthersBuilds the rugged, climate-controlled trailer chassis / enclosures for NOMAD's mobile energy storage systems.
• LIXTE Biotechnology Holdings, Inc. (LIXT)flagship acquirer / future parentStrategic or Co-development PartnerNasdaq-listed LIXTE Biotechnology entered a definitive agreement (June 2026) to acquire 100% of NOMAD and rebrand as NOMAD Power Solutions, Inc. (new ticker) post-close (expected on or about July 1, 2026). Provided a $6.5M pre-closing loan for long-lead components and working capital; combined entity targets utilities, industrial users and data centers amid AI-driven power demand.
• Lex Productsoperational partnerOthersPioneer in portable distribution equipment providing cabling, power distribution units and integration expertise to support NOMAD-powered concerts (Guster, Jason Mraz, Train, Joe Russo's Almost Dead at Shelburne Museum) and other live event deployments.
• Higher Ground Presents / Shelburne Museum / REVERB Music Decarbonization Projectmarketing / co-branding partnerGTM or Marketing PartnerHigher Ground Presents and Shelburne Museum co-produced the 2024 Ben & Jerry's Concerts on the Green series powered by a NOMAD Voyager; REVERB (co-founded by Guster's Adam Gardner) partnered to showcase battery technology as part of its Music Decarbonization Project. Resulted in industry-first zero-emission outdoor concert series and joint case study.
• Blue Frontier, ClearFlame Engine Technologies, Helia (Heila Technologies)core co-development partners (dod microgrid project)Strategic or Co-development PartnerCo-members of the EPRI-led project team selected by the U.S. DOD in 2022 to deploy integrated microgrid systems at three National Guard sites in Delaware, Mississippi and Texas. NOMAD supplies mobile lithium-ion storage with stationary docking systems and grid integration equipment.
• Algonquin Poweroperational partnerOthersLocal grid operator whose distribution network NOMAD's Traveler integrates with at the Missanabie-Cree First Nation temporary relocation camp, enabling a hybrid approach that reduces diesel generator reliance.
• Sourcewellcore cooperative purchasing partnerChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorSourcewell (Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing organization) awarded NOMAD contract #062625-NOMD, providing a contract vehicle that enables cooperative, government, education and nonprofit buyers across the U.S. to procure NOMAD mobile energy storage systems.
• T1 Energyindustry contextOthersAcquirer of KORE Power (approximately $32 million) — contextually relevant because KORE Power is a NOMAD co-founder and battery supplier; T1's acquisition of KORE Power was announced weeks before the LIXTE/NOMAD transaction.

Scale indicators18 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights8 records

Direct peers

• Moxion Power: Moxion Power manufactures mobile lithium-ion battery storage systems targeted at construction, events, and EV charging; the most directly comparable mobile BESS peer to NOMAD in scale, customer segments, and rental/PaaS business model.
• Enchanted Rock: Enchanted Rock delivers mobile natural gas and battery microgrids to commercial, industrial, and utility customers; directly comparable to NOMAD's mobile microgrid positioning and customer-overlap in C&I peak shaving and resiliency.

Broad incumbents

• Fluence Energy: Fluence is a global leader in grid-scale battery energy storage systems serving utilities and large C&I customers; a broad incumbent whose fixed BESS products compete for the same utility procurement dollars as NOMAD's mobile units.
• Tesla (Megapack / Tesla Energy): Tesla's Megapack is a leading utility-scale stationary BESS product with massive manufacturing scale; broad incumbent competing in the same utility and data center backup-power market that NOMAD addresses with mobile units.
• Powin Energy: Powin Energy designs and manufactures grid-scale battery energy storage systems for utilities, IPPs, and C&I customers; a broad incumbent competing with NOMAD in the utility-scale storage category.
• Wartsila Energy Storage: Wartsila delivers utility-scale energy storage and grid balancing solutions globally; a broad incumbent with overlapping utility customer base and storage offerings that compete for similar procurement vehicles.

Emerging players

• Energy Vault: Energy Vault develops gravity-based and hybrid energy storage systems with utility-scale projects globally; an emerging player in adjacent storage technologies targeting similar utility and grid-services customers.
• BoxPower: BoxPower provides portable solar+storage microgrid systems for remote sites, emergency response, and small commercial customers; an emerging player with smaller-scale mobile storage offerings addressing adjacent rural/remote use cases.

Others

• KORE Power: KORE Power co-founded NOMAD and supplies its lithium-ion battery cells; an adjacent ecosystem participant (battery cell manufacturer and former parent) whose own pending acquisition by T1 Energy creates supply-chain interdependencies for NOMAD.
• Pioneer Power Solutions: Pioneer Power Solutions is NOMAD's OEM partner for the ZEeB and EXZELCR mobile EV charging platforms; an adjacent OEM customer and channel partner embedding NOMAD BESS into mobile EV charging products.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance4 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds5 records

Investors3 records

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M&A

Investments

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