Bimergen Energy Corporation, listed on the NYSE American and known for developing, owning, and operating utility-scale and distributed battery energy storage systems across the United States, has announced the awarding of a major construction contract to TruGrid. TruGrid is a well-established energy storage and solar company providing comprehensive engineering, procurement, and construction services, along with long-term operations and maintenance support.

This partnership marks an important step forward in Bimergen’s strategy to swiftly advance recently acquired assets into fully operating energy storage projects.The contract covers a series of Texas-based developments located in Port Lavaca, Corpus Christi, Victoria, and McAllen. Together, these projects amount to 40 megawatts and 80 megawatt hours of storage capacity.

Bimergen recently acquired eight late-stage 9.9 MW distributed generation battery energy storage projects positioned within the ERCOT South region, an area strategically selected for its high grid demand, growing renewable penetration, and increasing need for flexible, fast-responding energy technologies. By focusing on distributed assets, Bimergen aims to support stability across local grids while enhancing resilience in a region that faces frequent weather-driven grid challenges.

In discussing the partnership, Bimergen Co-CEO Cole Johnson emphasized the importance of aligning with experienced EPC providers. He noted that TruGrid’s expertise will allow the company to bring these projects online efficiently while delivering future-focused solutions that reinforce grid strength and generate long-term value.

Co-CEO Bob Brilion added that securing the EPC agreement so soon after the acquisition reflects Bimergen’s disciplined project execution and its commitment to transforming development-stage assets into productive, revenue-generating systems. Both leaders underscored that these steps contribute directly to shareholder value and help accelerate Bimergen’s overall growth trajectory.TruGrid’s responsibilities will span the full spectrum of engineering activities, along with civil, structural, and electrical construction.

The company brings a track record of dependable, bankable project delivery—an essential requirement for energy storage assets that need to meet strict operational, safety, and performance standards. Chris Finley, TruGrid’s Chief Commercial Officer, noted that the selection demonstrates the importance of working with an EPC partner capable of ensuring reliable execution.

He emphasized that TruGrid’s priority is to consistently deliver high-quality projects that come online safely, on time, and within budget, ensuring that partners and stakeholders have complete confidence in the final outcome. Given Texas’ rapidly evolving energy landscape, he added that these battery systems play a crucial role in enhancing grid reliability and flexibility statewide.

Alongside these developments, Bimergen continues to advance a substantial project pipeline totaling an additional 2 GWh of battery energy storage capacity. This pipeline represents approximately $150 million in expected development-stage revenue and supports the company’s broader strategic target of achieving $300 to $400 million in annual energy arbitrage revenue within the next three to four years. With ongoing momentum, strengthened partnerships, and a focused execution strategy, Bimergen is positioning itself as a significant contributor to the nation’s modern, flexible, and increasingly resilient energy infrastructure.