On June 14, Eguana Technologies (TSXV: EGT) revealed it has received its first order for micro inverters, valued at over $7 million.
The order, which was placed by Omega Group, totals almost 26,000 pieces comprising of single, dual, and quad style micro inverters. Eguana has already shipped out bulk containers, with plans to commence installer and branch level fulfillment orders within the next month.
“There is significant demand for a fully integrated solar + storage solution with a recognizable brand to diversify the market and provide consumers with renewable energy choice,” said Eguana CEO Justin Holland. “Energy storage and residential rooftop solar will both play critical roles in transforming the power grid and providing desperately needed EV infrastructure, with our partner Omega we now have both readily available.”
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Compared to competitor products, Eguana’s micro inverters have been designed to accept higher energy levels, and can deliver up to 15% more power per year. “With micro inverter shipments already on the water, we are in good shape to meet customer demand for storage and solar. Distribution growth has been phenomenal and we intend to keep the pedal down and execute this massive opportunity,” added Omega CEO Chris Alessio.
Eguana Technologies last traded at $0.25 on the TSX Venture.
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