Energy Vault Holdings (NRGV) extends its upward momentum following the formal launch of its energy storage solutions in Switzerland, marking a pivotal international expansion. The move strengthens the company’s footprint in Europe’s clean energy sector and boosts investor confidence in its long-term growth trajectory.
- NRGV launched a 100 MWh gravity storage project in Ticino, Switzerland, in November 2025
- Strategic partnership with Swissgrid and €48 million framework agreement with Swiss cantonal providers
- Stock up 27% in 14 days, market cap now $1.2 billion as of December 2025
- Project projected to reduce fossil-fuel peaker plant use by 22% during peak demand
- Preliminary expansion talks underway in Germany and Netherlands
- Swiss market entry seen as validation of technology under EU regulatory standards
Energy Vault Holdings (NRGV) has continued its recent rally after officially launching its gravity-based energy storage systems in Switzerland, a key market for renewable energy innovation. The deployment, confirmed in late November 2025, includes a 100 MWh pilot project in Ticino, aimed at supporting grid stability for regional utilities. This marks the first commercial-scale implementation of the company’s proprietary technology outside of its original U.S. and Asian markets. The Swiss entry follows a strategic partnership with Swissgrid, the national transmission system operator, which has committed to integrating NRGV’s systems into its grid resilience framework. The project is expected to reduce reliance on fossil-fuel peaker plants during peak demand periods by up to 22%, according to internal projections. Additionally, the company has secured a €48 million framework agreement with two Swiss cantonal energy providers for phased deployment over the next three years. NRGV’s stock has gained 27% over the past 14 trading days, driven by increased institutional buying and analyst upgrades. The company’s market capitalization has now reached $1.2 billion, a 45% increase from the start of 2025. Analysts note that the Swiss market’s stringent regulatory standards and high renewable adoption rates provide a credible validation of NRGV’s technology scalability and reliability. The expansion is expected to catalyze further European growth, with preliminary talks underway in Germany and the Netherlands. Investors in clean technology and energy storage sectors are closely monitoring NRGV’s execution, as its success in Switzerland could set a precedent for other high-value markets in the EU.