The agreement positions 2G Energy as a core supplier for Energy Vault’s 'powered land' and 'powered shell' projects. These integrated architectures combine on-site power generation with battery storage and proprietary VaultOS software to manage the volatile energy loads typical of AI compute clusters. By utilizing containerized, plug-and-play units, the companies seek to bypass the slow timelines of traditional grid interconnections.

All units will be pre-assembled and rigorously tested at 2G’s manufacturing facility in Heek, Germany, before being shipped for on-site commissioning. Beyond the initial hardware delivery, the contract secures long-term service support from 2G to maintain the high availability required for mission-critical infrastructure. For 2G Energy, the project underscores a broader strategy to scale production; the company is currently constructing a second production site in Heek, slated for completion by late 2027, to meet the rising demand for decentralized energy solutions.