Nomad Power Launches Nationwide Mobile Battery Demo Tour

Nomad Power Solutions ( (NMAD) ) has issued an update.

Nomad Power Solutions, Inc., a Nasdaq-listed provider of transportable, utility-grade battery energy storage systems, focuses on mobile BESS platforms that deliver rapidly deployable, megawatt-scale power for utilities, data centers, commercial and industrial customers, emergency response and grid modernization. Its Voyager and Voyager Falcon systems allow customers to move battery capacity as operating needs and locations change, supported by sales, rental and service-based offerings.

On October 6, 2026, Nomad launched its 2026 Nationwide Mobile Power Demonstration Tour, taking its Voyager and Voyager Falcon systems to 26 stops across the Mountain West, Northeast and Southwest through October and November. The roadshows, driven by growing inbound interest and a developing sales pipeline, will provide live demonstrations of utility-grade battery units deployable in under an hour, aiming to convert utility, infrastructure and strategic prospects, although the company cautions there is no guarantee the tour will translate into new customers.

The tour includes a Mountain West segment from October 6–8, 2026, with five stops in Utah and Idaho hosted with Peterson Co., showcasing a Voyager 1.0 unit delivering 1 MW of power and 1.3 MWh of storage. A Northeast leg from October 13–26, 2026, hosted with First Line Associates, spans 14 stops across New England and the Mid-Atlantic, followed by a Southwest roadshow from November 2–16, 2026, with seven stops in California, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico, underscoring Nomad’s push to demonstrate mobile power solutions directly to key regional markets.

By staging live, regional demonstrations rather than relying solely on remote marketing, Nomad is positioning its mobile BESS technology as a practical answer to power infrastructure bottlenecks facing utilities, data centers and industrial operators. The initiative is intended to deepen engagement with prospective customers, validate system capabilities in real-world conditions and potentially strengthen the company’s competitive standing in the emerging market for flexible, transportable grid-scale storage, even as management acknowledges the inherent uncertainty of converting demonstrations into firm contracts.