2G Energy receives 275 MW order from Energy Vault for AI data center power
2G Energy AG announced a 275 MW order from Energy Vault Holdings to supply plug‑and‑play, containerized power generation systems for AI and data‑center customers in the United States. The units will be pre‑assembled and tested at 2G’s Heek, Germany facility before shipping, with delivery slated for the fourth quarter of 2027 through the third quarter of 2028. The contract also includes long‑term…
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- 2G Energy secured a 275 MW order from Energy Vault for U.S. AI data‑center power generation.
- Delivery scheduled between Q4 2027 and Q3 2028; systems built and tested in Heek, Germany.
- Order includes long‑term service and integrates with Energy Vault’s battery storage and VaultOS platform.
Marco Terruzzin, Energy Vault’s chief revenue officer, said the modular generators act as a dispatchable layer alongside the company’s battery storage and VaultOS energy‑management software, delivering firm, always‑on power for dynamic AI workloads. CEO Pablo Hofelich highlighted that the order validates 2G’s high‑performance, rapidly deployable technology for the fast‑growing data‑center market. The release cites rising AI compute demand and constrained grid capacity as drivers for on‑site generation. To meet such demand, 2G is expanding its Heek plant with a new hall opened in early 2026 and a second site planned for completion by the end of 2027. The company reported EUR 398 million net sales and a 6.6 % EBIT margin for FY 2025.
2G Energy Books 275 MW Order for Energy Vault AI Data Center Power
Unite.AI · 23 September 2026
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