Energy Vault Begins Construction of 150 MW SOSA Energy Center, Boosts Cash by 65% to Over $100M

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Energy Vault announced the start of construction for its 150 MW SOSA Energy Center in Texas and reported a 65% increase in cash and liquidity to over $100 million, exceeding guidance.

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• SOSA Energy Center Construction Commences

  Energy Vault began construction of the 150 MW/300 MWh SOSA Energy Center in Texas, acquired from Savion (Shell plc subsidiary). This project is expected to achieve commercial operation by Q2 2027 and generate over $350 million in total revenue, or approximately $17-20 million in recurring annual high-margin revenues.

• Significant Cash and Liquidity Increase

  The company reported a 65% increase in cash and liquidity during Q4 2025, reaching over $100 million, which surpassed the high end of its guidance range.

• Expansion of Asset Vault Portfolio

  The SOSA Energy Center is the first project to begin construction under Energy Vault's Asset Vault platform, supported by a $300 million preferred equity investment from Orion Infrastructure Capital. Additionally, off-site construction commenced for three other near-term projects, bringing the total Asset Vault portfolio under operation and construction to over 340 MW.

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Energy Vault's announcement signals strong operational execution and improved financial health. The commencement of construction for the 150 MW/300 MWh SOSA Energy Center, the first project under its Asset Vault platform, validates the company's 'Own & Operate' strategy and is expected to generate substantial recurring revenues. This strategic progress is further bolstered by a significant increase in cash and liquidity, exceeding prior guidance, which provides a stronger financial foundation for future growth and project development.