TLDR
- Nuvve Holding Corp stock jumped over 180% in premarket trading after announcing a storage battery aggregation deal in Japan
- NUVVE Japan secured an agreement for a high-voltage storage battery in Tainai City with 1,999 kW output and 8,170 MWh capacity
- The company will act as aggregator, handling market operations and participating in supply-demand adjustment and wholesale electricity markets
- Operations are expected to begin in the first half of 2026
- This marks Nuvve’s expansion beyond its core vehicle-to-grid technology into stationary storage battery management
Nuvve Holding Corp stock rocketed over 180% in premarket trading Thursday. The company announced its Japanese subsidiary landed an aggregation agreement for existing stationary storage batteries in Japan.
The deal involves a high-voltage storage battery located in Tainai City, Niigata Prefecture. The system packs an output of 1,999 kW and a capacity of 8,170 MWh.
Operations are slated to kick off in the first half of 2026. NUVVE Japan will serve as the aggregator for the project.
The company will handle market operation and control functions. Primary participation will be in the supply-demand adjustment market and wholesale electricity market.
The arrangement is designed to generate revenue for the client. It also aims to contribute to regional power stabilization efforts.
CEO and Founder Gregory Poilasne described the scale as standard for grid-scale storage batteries in Japan. He noted the system can absorb the peak power consumption of hundreds of households throughout the year.
Expanding Beyond Electric Vehicles
Nuvve built its reputation on vehicle-to-grid technology. The company specializes in turning electric vehicles into grid resources.
This agreement represents an expansion into stationary storage battery management. The move broadens Nuvve’s energy management capabilities beyond its core V2G business.
The technology integrates distributed storage assets to improve power system efficiency. It also enhances reliability across the grid.
Poilasne called the contract a first step. He said it demonstrates new possibilities for utilizing storage resources in Japan.
Plans for Future Growth
NUVVE Japan plans to expand this distributed operation model to other regions. The company will leverage existing storage assets across Japan.
The expansion supports stable power delivery infrastructure. It also aligns with grid modernization efforts in the country.
The aggregation model allows NUVVE Japan to participate in multiple market mechanisms. These include both supply-demand adjustment and wholesale electricity trading.
The high-voltage storage battery in Tainai City serves as the initial proof of concept. NUVVE Japan will use this project to demonstrate the viability of its approach.
The company expects to replicate this model with other storage assets. Future agreements will target various regions throughout Japan.
The operation commences in the first half of 2026 with the Tainai City installation.


