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Eguana Provides Update to Exclusive Megawatt British Columbia Feeder Program

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Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - April 15, 2025) - Eguana Technologies Inc. (TSXV: EGT) ("Eguana" or the "Company", a leading provider of high-performance energy storage systems, is pleased to update that its targeted feeder program, to strengthen the local electricity grid in British Columbia, has surpassed half a megawatt of shipped Eguana Evolve systems in twelve weeks. Each installed system delivers monthly recurring revenue to the Company for system level and fleet management services provided by the Eguana Hardware (Evolve) and Cloud (Exchange/Edge) platforms.

The exclusive program, where advanced batteries are funded by the utility to strengthen two targeted feeders, is operated as part of the utility's Demand Response program, which reduces the cost of procuring peak power by managing behind-the-meter devices. Battery charge and discharge functions are fully managed through Eguana's Exchange Fleet Control software by the Distributed Energy Resource Management System (DERMS) software partner running the utility demand response program. This project shows how distributed storage delivers multiple value streams, enabling utilities to maximize current grid infrastructure while deferring large capital deployments, improving customer resiliency, and avoiding expensive purchases of peaking power.

"Our partners worked diligently to remove a few remaining administrative hurdles through December and January and the program has been continuously picking up pace since," commented Eguana CEO Justin Holland. "We have crossed the half megawatt line, or over 50% of the program, with installations being completed daily along with commissioning and DERMS engagement. We expect to see continued growth balance of program with the full megawatt to be shipped and installed by the spring of this year."

The Company also confirmed it has recently completed fleet aggregated demand response testing with a utility retailer in California, is in the final planning stages for a late summer roll out in its home province of Alberta to manage a targeted constrained feeder, and was invited to participate a request for proposal (RFP) process with a large Ontario utility, which is expected to be awarded later this year. These near-term objectives are in addition to ongoing utility demonstrations in Vermont, Oregon, and Nova Scotia.

"We can certainly feel a change in the air as more utilities move towards advanced batteries, integrated with DERMS and ADMS (Advanced Distribution Management System) platforms, to manage near term capacity and demand peak constraints on the grid" Holland added.