NeoVolta Launches US BESS Manufacturing Platform to Scale Utility and C&I Power Storage Production in Georgia
The Pendergrass, Georgia facility is designed for 2 GWh of initial annual production capacity, scalable to up to 8 GWh.
NeoVolta has announced the formation of NeoVolta Power, a joint venture to develop a US battery energy storage system manufacturing platform in Pendergrass, Georgia, targeting utility-scale and commercial and industrial power storage production.
What Happened
The new BESS manufacturing platform is located along the I-85 corridor and will initially focus on prismatic-cell battery pack assembly and DC container integration. NeoVolta holds a 60 percent controlling interest in the joint venture, with PotisEdge contributing expertise in large-scale BESS manufacturing for a 20 percent stake, and strategic investors holding the remaining 20 percent. Mass production is expected to start in mid-2026, with initial annual capacity designed at 2 GWh—scalable to up to 8 GWh—and approximately 89 production personnel anticipated at steady-state initial capacity.
Why It Matters
The platform targets both utility-scale systems and commercial-industrial markets, aligning with industry analyses from the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory indicating that BESS in active US markets can generate approximately $200 per kilowatt-hour of installed capacity depending on configuration. The joint venture is structured to pursue project-level debt financing and incentive monetization as capacity ramps, potentially expanding domestic manufacturing for EV-adjacent energy storage needs.
The Bottom Line
NeoVolta Power represents a dedicated US-based BESS manufacturing effort backed by Infinite Grid Capital, with initial production weighted toward utility-scale systems before C&I systems take an increasing share. Upcoming milestones include execution of technical and management services agreements, equipment acquisition and installation, and planning for expansion beyond 2 GWh annual capacity.
