NeoVolta Inc. (NASDAQ: NEOV) received a $1.9 million purchase order from Luminia LLC for 40 commercial and industrial battery storage systems, marking the first transaction under their December 2025 collaboration agreement.

The order covers NeoVolta's NVGAIN-125K261 battery storage systems and includes on-site commissioning support. The San Diego-based energy storage company said this represents its entry into the commercial and industrial storage segment.

Under the December 2025 strategic supply collaboration framework, NeoVolta holds a right of first refusal to supply battery energy storage systems across Luminia's California solar-plus-storage projects. The framework represents up to 160 MWh of potential supply and approximately $39 million in potential equipment revenue, according to the company.

Luminia, a California-based distributed energy developer, operates across commercial, municipal, and community energy storage markets in the state. The companies expect their relationship to expand as NeoVolta's Georgia manufacturing facility begins production in mid-2026.

"Receiving this first purchase order from Luminia is a significant milestone that validates both our C&I strategy and the strength of our relationship," said Ardes Johnson, NeoVolta's chief executive officer.

David Field, Luminia's CEO and co-founder, said the order "marks the beginning of a repeatable project pipeline with NeoVolta" and cited growing demand from commercial and industrial customers for domestically sourced battery storage solutions.

NeoVolta's Georgia manufacturing facility is planned to have initial annual capacity of 2 GWh, scalable to 8 GWh with additional investment. The facility is expected to begin production in mid-2026.

The information is based on a company press release.