Aegis Critical Energy Defence Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

Aegis Critical Energy Defence (OTCQB: PLGGF) and partners launched the Tough Bhoy™, a rugged 10-ft, fully integrated energy storage system engineered for Arctic, defence, remote communities and critical infrastructure deployment on December 2, 2025. The unit operates to -50°C, is hardened and transportable, and uses thermal pad technology for extreme-cold reliability.

Key features include plug-and-play interfaces, diesel-generator hybrid optimization, AI-driven safety sensors, a Canada-Taiwan advanced EMS, modular daisy-chain scalability, and quantum-secured communications from Quantum eMotion for hardened telemetry and command protection.

Energy Plug Technologies Corp (OTCQB: PLGGF | CSE: PLUG) announced it will change its name to Aegis Critical Energy Defence Corp and begin trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the new ticker QESS at market open on November 17, 2025. The board approved the Name Change on November 7, 2025. New CUSIP 00783T109 and ISIN CA00783T1093 were assigned; existing share and warrant certificates remain valid.

The company reported that over $2.2 million of outstanding warrants were exercised in the past 30 days and that its common shares hit four new 52-week highs. Proceeds are cited to bolster the balance sheet and support commercialization, manufacturing expansion, and certification programs. The company says it has a pipeline of >15 developments across energy storage, defence, marine, and critical infrastructure.

Energy Plug (OTCQB: PLGGF) and Quantum eMotion formed a Joint Development Steering Committee and held its first working session on November 13, 2025.

Key outcomes: QRNG chips will be embedded into Energy Plug's next-generation battery management systems; an IP co-ownership framework was ratified under Canadian law; technical architecture for QRNG-secured firmware was finalized; and prototype development is targeted for Q1 2026 field trials with Canadian defence and utility partners. A pilot deployment roadmap was approved, with first installations planned for secure telecom and microgrid sites.

Energy Plug Technologies (CSE: PLUG; OTCQB: PLGGF; FSE: 6GQ) announced on November 10, 2025 its intent to change its name to Aegis Critical Energy Defence Corp.

The company says the new name reflects its evolution into a provider of secure, AI-enhanced and quantum-optimized energy systems for defence, industrial, grid, and government markets, and aligns with a broadened mandate and long-term growth strategy.

Management cited a solid capital base and a growing pipeline of commercial and defence opportunities. The company will announce the effective date of the name change and confirm a new stock symbol after regulatory processes are complete, and plans to unveil a new website in conjunction with the change.

Energy Plug Technologies (OTCQB: PLGGF) announced a pre-order for 20 units of its next-generation 261 kWh Battery Energy Storage System (ESS) on October 29, 2025. The system is co-developed with SEETEL New Energy, Quantum eMotion, and Malahat Battery Technologies.

Delivery of the first units is expected in early 2026, pending UL certification for sale in the United States and Canada. The hybrid ESS is designed to operate with diesel generators to reduce fuel use, emissions, and generator cycling while adding quantum-secure control and operational flexibility for construction, mining, and defense clients.

Energy Plug Technologies (OTCQB: PLGGF) announced its second sale in the United States on October 27, 2025, delivering a 209-kilowatt-hour (kWh) energy storage system to a client in the Southeastern United States to power on-site construction operations. The system replaces diesel generators to provide cleaner, quieter, and more efficient power, aiming to cut fuel use, lower emissions, reduce operating costs, and improve reliability and uptime.

Key claimed benefits include reduced fuel consumption, lower greenhouse gas emissions, minimal noise output, and reduced maintenance. The company said the deployment supports its ongoing U.S. expansion and North American footprint growth as industries shift to resilient, low-emission energy solutions.

Energy Plug (OTCQB: PLGGF), SEETEL New Energy and Quantum eMotion announced a collaboration to co-develop a 261‑kWh fully integrated AC plug‑and‑play Battery Energy Storage System (MBT‑SEETEL) built for Arctic and high‑resilience environments.

Key specs include 135 kW continuous power, integrated inverter, controls, fire suppression and chiller in a single modular enclosure. Initial deployments target Asia and the Middle East in early 2026; UL certification for North America is planned for Q2 2026. SEETEL will lead manufacturing in Taiwan. Quantum eMotion will embed quantum‑safe encryption and quantum randomness into the platform.

Energy Plug Technologies (OTCQB: PLGGF), Malahat Battery Technology and Quantum eMotion signed a Joint Development Agreement to co-develop and commercialize quantum-secured battery energy storage systems (BESS) and defence-grade energy platforms on October 14, 2025.

The collaboration integrates Quantum eMotion's QRNG2 chip and QxEaaS entropy platform with Energy Plug and MBT's BESS and energy management systems to deliver quantum-resilient encryption across embedded hardware, edge devices and cloud infrastructure.

MBT, an Indigenous-led partner, will lead system development and manufacturing participation. The partners are advancing a NATO-aligned defence initiative with a leading defence contractor and pursuing confidential international defence and energy projects under Canadian cybersecurity frameworks.

Energy Plug Technologies Corp. (OTCQB: PLGGF) has achieved its first U.S. market entry through a pilot order of three 209kWh Secure Energy Storage Systems, totaling 627 kWh and valued at over C$290,000. The order comes through distribution partner GGVentures of the Carolinas for deployment in the construction sector.

The systems will be delivered within 10 days for initial testing, with potential for broader deployment in 2025. The company is actively expanding its market presence, targeting European and Latin American markets, while focusing on emerging opportunities in AI data centers, quantum computing infrastructure, cybersecurity firms, and defense contractors that require reliable power solutions.