Fort Lee-based Pioneer Power Solutions, a leader in the design, manufacture, service, and integration of distributed energy resources, power generation equipment, and mobile electric vehicle charging solutions, announced a $6 million award for two of its PRYMUS® distributed generation systems.
The planned deployment is expected to provide prime power to two different transit hubs of one of the nation’s largest package delivery businesses, according to a release.
Delivery is expected in the second half of this year.
The deployments are expected to consist of eight parallelled 400-kW natural-gas engine sets, two 480-kW battery energy storage systems, and related switchgear, electrical controls, and remote monitoring systems.
Pioneer intends to deliver the entire system on trailers, providing the user with rapid energization and ultimate mobility should the user choose to move the units to other sites in the future.
The award is an important milestone for the company’s Energy-at-the-Edge platform and reflects early commercial traction,” Nathan J. Mazurek, Chairman and CEO of Pioneer, said in a release.
Introduced in December 2025, PRYMUS is a distributed power package that delivers scalable, pre-engineered energy blocks ranging from 1 MW to 10 MW. Its primary differentiators are speed and mobility.
PRYMUS can be delivered and fully operational at a site in approximately six months, reducing the typical two- to three-year timeline for securing utility-grade power.
PRYMUS also supports industrial automation and on-premises AI compute used by sectors such as healthcare, pharma, finance, research institutions, and government.
In early December, Pioneer Power Solutions announced a major step in the global expansion of its e-Boost mobile electric vehicle (EV) charging unit by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Savvy Charging Technologies, Ltd, an EV charging operator in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking the launch of Pioneer eMobility’s new international franchise model.
