Pioneer Power gets $7.1M order for 25 e-Boost Mobile units for ESB fleet

Pioneer Power Solutions announced that it has received an order from one of the largest public school districts in the United States for 25 e-Boost Mobile units to power the school district’s electric school bus ESB fleet. The order, valued at $7.1 M , is likely to grow to more than $8M with the expected addition of planned contingency measures. The Company plans to deliver the systems throughout the first quarter of 2025. The systems will support the school district’s efforts to meet local environmental requirements by phasing out traditional fuel sources at the school bus depot and expediting the transition to a fully ESB fleet. The initial deployment will serve approximately 200 EV buses, advancing the district’s goal of electrifying its fleet of more than 1,000 ESBs. As one of the largest school districts in the country, it currently operates a vast fleet of more than 3,000 vehicles, including buses, trucks, cars and vans. The receipt of this order, combined with the current backlog for Q1, positions the Pioneer eMobility business unit for significant growth in 2025, exceeding its expected 2024 performance. To support this expansion, the business unit will form strategic, geographically aligned partnerships with national manufacturing firms, thereby increasing production capacity and enabling Pioneer to meet growing demand while avoiding costly facility expansions and potential production delays or disruptions. This approach aligns with Pioneer’s overall goals to grow its eMobility business efficiently, invest in sustainable solutions and drive innovation, further solidifying its commitment to a greener future.