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Milestone progress and confirmed contract economics reduce execution risk, improve revenue visibility, and may attract investors seeking scalable energy-storage deployments; similar past project milestones have historically supported incremental BRNX gains, though execution risk remains.
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BrenX announced the next construction phase for its 12 MWh bGen TES system at Wolfson Medical Center after obtaining the building permit. With pre-fabricated modules and a roughly 12-month timeline, the project includes a seven-year service contract with Baran Energy and potential end-of-term purchase rights, aiming for CO2 reductions of 3,900 t/year and about $1.5 million in annual energy savings.
BrenX advances to next construction phase for 12 MWh bGen TES at Wolfson after permit.
Baran Energy to pay BrenX ~NIS7m; Wolfson to pay ~NIS11.9m over seven years with option to buy.
Project to cut CO2 by ~3,900 t/year and save ~$1.5m/year on energy costs.
Tempo Beverages’ 32 MWh bGen system previously progressed; further validation of pipeline.
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