The New Bottleneck Isn’t Computing Power — It’s Just Power
View original at globenewswire.comThe New Bottleneck Isn’t Computing Power — It’s Just Power Issued on behalf of LIXTE Biotechnology Holdings, Inc. America can build data centers in months, but the electricity to run them can take half a decade to arrive…
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NOMAD's manufacturing roadmap scales from approximately 2.5 gigawatts of production capacity in 2026 to approximately 3.5 gigawatts in 2027.
60% confidenceNOMAD achieved revenue growth of approximately 175% year-over-year in 2025 (management figures, not audited results).
60% confidenceInbound opportunities represent approximately 75% of NOMAD's sales activity.
60% confidenceNOMAD's mobile transportable platform avoids land-use entitlements and zoning variances, reduces or eliminates NEPA/CEQA environmental review, skips the multi-year interconnection queue, and can operate in jurisdictions where permanent batteries are banned outright.
60% confidenceNOMAD projects revenue growth of roughly 135% in 2026 (management projection, not a guarantee).
60% confidenceNOMAD projects revenue growth in excess of 285% in 2027 (management projection, not a guarantee).
60% confidenceNOMAD is tracking more than 30 active utility, infrastructure, and strategic customer opportunities across North America.
60% confidenceNOMAD's total addressable market comprises roughly 3,200 electric utilities plus thousands of industrial users and a fast-growing base of AI infrastructure operators.
60% confidencePermanent, grid-scale battery storage projects in North America routinely face development timelines of two to five years or longer due to multi-agency permitting including NEPA, CEQA, land-use entitlements, zoning variances, fire review, and interconnection queues.
60% confidenceSummer peak electricity demand across North America will climb by 224 gigawatts over the next decade, and several major grid regions face elevated risk of supply shortfalls.
60% confidenceApproximately 2.3 terawatts of generation and storage capacity are currently sitting in U.S. interconnection queues, while development timelines have stretched from about two years historically to five to seven years or longer.
60% confidenceAccess to power is becoming one of the defining economic challenges of the next decade.
60% confidenceIn New York State alone, 108 local jurisdictions have enacted moratoria or bans on permanent battery storage development, with roughly a gigawatt of storage sidelined under such restrictions.
60% confidenceThis transaction creates one of the first publicly traded companies singularly focused on solving one of the most significant constraints facing economic growth today — access to reliable electrical power.
60% confidenceNOMAD is the market leader in deployable, utility-grade battery energy storage and the first to bring a mobile, utility-grade 1 MW battery system to market.
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