BrenX (NASDAQ: BRNX) reported preliminary results indicating approximately 40% lower steam energy costs for Tempo Beverages against a modeled heavy fuel oil baseline.
The comparison covers five operating days, October 25–29, 2026. BrenX estimates potential customer savings of approximately US$1.0 million annually, or approximately US$15 million over 15 years, if performance is sustained under comparable operating and energy-pricing conditions. The annual estimate assumes 280 operating days and is net of annual maintenance costs; the longer-term figure is undiscounted.
Commissioning remains ongoing. Steam production reached approximately 85 tons per operating day, above the project's approximately 70-ton base case. The savings estimates remain subject to validation, are not certified customer savings, and would accrue to Tempo—not represent a forecast of BrenX revenue or profit.
BrenX (NASDAQ: BRNX) announced that its leadership will speak at three energy industry events in Europe and the United States. CEO Nir Brenmiller will join an Amsterdam panel on October 21, 2026; Chief Business Officer Doron Brenmiller will speak in Arlington on October 23; and Brenmiller Europe’s Gilad Walker will deliver a keynote at the October 27–28 Frankfurt summit.
At Tempo Beverages, the 32 MWh bGen system reached approximately 85 tons of steam per operating day during commissioning, above the approximately 70-ton base case. Commissioning continues, and sustained performance remains unconfirmed. Civil works are underway for a 12 MWh system at Wolfson Medical Center. BrenX also owns an operating 1.2 MWp solar facility in Hungary at its planned first integrated energy resource center.
BrenX (BRNX) reported steam production of approximately 85 tons per operating day during commissioning of its system at Tempo Beverages. The 32 MWh system exceeded the project's modeled baseline and minimum contracted take-or-pay level of approximately 70 tons per operating day. BrenX targets full replacement of Tempo's demand of approximately 90 to 100 tons per operating day; sales above the contracted minimum could generate revenue beyond the original model.
Commissioning remains ongoing, sustained performance is unconfirmed, and the preliminary results are not revenue guidance. BrenX also broke ground on its 12 MWh system at Wolfson Medical Center. Civil works are underway, and its thermal storage modules have been manufactured.
BrenX (NASDAQ: BRNX) has advanced construction of its 12 MWh thermal energy storage system at Wolfson Medical Center after receiving a building permit. The project in Holon, Israel, is designed to replace the hospital's fuel-oil boilers with steam and hot water supplied using stored electricity. Storage modules have already been manufactured at BrenX's Dimona facility.
Baran Energy acquired the system and its rights for approximately NIS 7 million (approximately US$2.3 million), plus agreed future profits. BrenX expects construction to finish within approximately 12 months, followed by commissioning and commercial operations. Its separate 32 MWh system at Tempo Beverages has been assembled and integrated and is producing steam during commissioning.
BrenX (BRNX) highlights an International Energy Agency Special Report that calls thermal storage an "increasingly promising solution" for electrifying industrial heat, a market BrenX targets with its bGen™ thermal energy storage technology.
The IEA finds substantial cost-effective potential to electrify almost 40% of fossil fuel-based low- and medium‑temperature industrial heat using current technologies and conditions, and notes that sectors such as dairy, food processing and textiles are well suited to electrification. It also flags grid capacity as a potential constraint on how fast electrification can proceed. BrenX’s bGen™ converts electricity into high‑temperature heat, stores it, and delivers steam or hot water when needed, enabling use of low‑priced power periods and potentially easing grid loads.
Current BrenX projects include a 32 MWh system at Tempo Beverages in Israel, a 12 MWh system under construction at Wolfson Medical Center, and an integrated energy site in Hungary with operating 1.2 MWp solar and planned expansion to up to 20 MW solar, 6 MWh battery storage and 12.5 MWh thermal storage. Earlier deployments include a 24 MWh system with Enel in Italy and a project with the New York Power Authority at SUNY Purchase College.
BrenX (BRNX) entered a settlement agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) that is expected to eliminate approximately $4.8 million of EIB debt after a €1.1 million initial payment and satisfaction of closing conditions.
Based on management’s June 30, 2026 illustrative estimates, total liabilities would decline from about $8.9 million to $4.1 million, a reduction of approximately 54%, while shareholders’ equity would rise from about $4.6 million to $8.2 million, an increase of approximately 77%. The EIB loan balance of $4.8 million is expected to be reduced to zero, and related security over equipment and receivables is expected to be released. Management estimates that the extinguishment of the EIB loan could generate income of about $3.6 million, although this illustration excludes the potential €2.9 million contingent payment, settlement costs, taxes, foreign exchange effects and other changes.
BrenX (BRNX) reported first half 2026 results showing a 9% reduction in operating loss to $5.97 million and an 18% reduction in net loss to $6.09 million versus first half 2025, while revenue fell to zero from $387 thousand.
Cash and cash equivalents were $5.69 million at June 30, 2026, with shareholders’ equity rising to $4.59 million from $3.49 million at year-end 2025. The 32 MWh bGen™ system at Tempo is assembled, integrated and producing steam during commissioning, and BrenX has begun on-site work on the 12 MWh Wolfson Medical Center project after receiving a construction permit. The company purchased a 1.2 MWp operating photovoltaic facility in Hungary for approximately $1.1 million and signed a definitive agreement to acquire adjacent land and PV infrastructure for a planned integrated energy resource center. BrenX also finalized its corporate rebrand and leadership changes and expanded its Baran Energy collaboration, which includes up to $2.9 million in milestone payments for Tempo and Wolfson.
BrenX (NASDAQ: BRNX)/b) announced that CEO Nir Brenmiller was featured on “The Big Biz Show,” an Emmy Award-winning nationally syndicated TV and radio program, in an interview that aired on August 27, 2026 across cable, streaming platforms such as Roku, and radio networks in 175 countries.According to BrenX, Mr. Brenmiller discussed the company’s evolution from a thermal energy storage technology provider to an integrated industrial energy company, its recent rebranding strategy, and the potential role of its bGen™ TES technology in serving industrial customers and data centers. He also outlined BrenX’s plans to integrate energy generation, storage, industrial heat and data center infrastructure, including an integrated energy platform project in Hungary.
BrenX (NASDAQ: BRNX) announced that its Hungarian subsidiary A.R.D. Energy Kft. signed a definitive agreement to purchase approximately 10,872 m² of industrial land and photovoltaic infrastructure adjacent to BrenX's operating 1.2 MWp solar facility in Kaposszekcső, Hungary. The aggregate purchase price is HUF 58.3 million (about US$190,000), plus VAT if applicable.
According to BrenX, this is the first execution of its develop-own-operate strategy and is intended to transform the existing standalone solar asset into a potential integrated industrial energy resource center, enabling evaluation of additional solar, battery energy storage, bGen™ thermal energy storage and, where appropriate, modular data center infrastructure.
BrenX (NASDAQ: BNRG), formerly Brenmiller Energy, announced a corporate name change to BrenX Ltd., effective August 11, 2026, following registration with the Israeli Registrar of Companies. The company has begun the process to change its Nasdaq ticker to BRNX, with trading under the new symbol expected to start on August 14, 2026. The CUSIP will remain unchanged and no shareholder action is required.
The new BrenX identity reflects an expanded strategy beyond thermal energy storage to integrated industrial energy solutions combining power, heat, storage and intelligent optimization. BrenX’s proprietary bGen™ 32 MWh thermal storage system for Tempo Beverages has been constructed, connected to the customer’s steam network, and entered commissioning and operational testing. BrenX has also purchased an operating 1.2 MWp solar facility in Hungary and signed a term sheet to buy adjacent industrial land and photovoltaic infrastructure that could support additional renewable generation, storage and potential data center infrastructure. The company plans to develop, acquire, own, operate and optimize energy infrastructure to pursue longer-term customer relationships and recurring revenue. BrenX also launched a new website and investor portal at www.bren-x.com.