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Energy Vault Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Financial Results

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Contract Revenue backlog increased 90% to $660 million from prior quarter of $350 million, more than quadrupling on a year-over-year basis, reflecting strength in Australia and new US IPP and utility customers and acceleration of asset ownership with long-term offtake agreements

Strong growth in Australia in executing on over 2.6 GWh of projects, including the recently announced agreement to acquire the 1.0GWh Stoney Creek BESS from Enervest in New South Wales

Developed Pipeline of $2.1 billion remains robust inclusive downward adjustments for prevailing battery prices, tariffs, foreign exchange rates revenue converting into backlog

Q4 2024 revenue of $33.5 million principally associated with US storage equipment deliveries; full-year 2024 revenue of $46.2 million reflects the lower lithium-ion battery pricing and the Company choosing to retain ~$100 million in projects on its balance sheet with long-term tolling and offtake agreements which are expected to have high margin 80%+ EBITDA streams going forward once completed

Q4 2024 GAAP gross margin of 7.7% doubled versus the 3.4% a year ago reflecting mix of hardware deliveries in the quarter; Full Year 2024 GAAP Gross Margins of 13.4% improved significantly versus the 5.1% recorded a year ago reflecting strong execution and supply chain efficiency

Project financing for the Calistoga Green Hydrogen project for PG&E received a binding funding commitment earlier in March inclusive of the tax credit with expected closure in April 2025, returning ~$28 million to the balance sheet. Calistoga achieved mechanical completion and is now under commissioning of the system with full operation expected in Q2

Q4 2024 Cash finished at $30 million with no debt and no utilization of the ATM mechanism as project investments continued; cash is expected to grow as the project financings underway reach completion in the coming months

Six projects totaling 840MW of power under Energy Vault’s asset portfolio and decision control, a 3x increase in total megawatts in the last 6 months, are expected to come online over the next 18-24 months, and expected to generate ~ $2 billion in long-term, recurring revenue and profitable cash streams

Reductions in operating expense and infrastructure over the last year reflect increased focus on portfolio optimization toward near term and secure growth opportunities; cost optimization initiatives will continue in 2025 focused on accreditive and cash generative projects as well as resource allocation to critical and near-term milestone-based initiatives