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Turbo Energy Expands AI-Driven Energy Platform in Chile To Capture Growing Distributed Energy Opportunity

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Turbo Energy (Nasdaq:TURB) announced a strategic partnership and investment from Chile-based Inversiones Sandomac to expand Turbo Energy Solutions (TES), its Energy-as-a-Service platform, across Chile and Latin America.

The deal supports accelerated deployment of AI-driven SUNBOX Home systems and recurring energy services in a fast-growing distributed energy market.

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  • Strategic partnership with Inversiones Sandomac to expand TES in Chile
  • Supports accelerated deployment of SUNBOX Home residential energy systems
  • Enhances recurring-revenue Energy-as-a-Service business model in Latin America
  • Leverages AI-driven optimization platform for solar-plus-storage orchestration
  • Operational resilience validated by Alto Labranza blackout performance in 2025
  • Advances international expansion across Europe, North America and Latin America

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News Market Reaction – TURB

-3.76%
8 alerts
-3.76% Session close to close
+5.1% Peak Tracked
-2.8% Trough Tracked
$16.20M Market Cap
0.3x Rel. Volume

In the May 11 session, TURB declined 3.76%, reflecting a moderate negative market reaction. Argus tracked a peak move of +5.1% during that session. Argus tracked a trough of -2.8% from its starting point during tracking. Our momentum scanner triggered 8 alerts that day, indicating moderate trading interest and price volatility.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

This announcement emphasizes Turbo Energy’s strategy to scale an AI-driven Energy-as-a-Service platf...
Analysis

This announcement emphasizes Turbo Energy’s strategy to scale an AI-driven Energy-as-a-Service platform in Chile, leveraging a local partner to expand SUNBOX Home and integrated storage solutions. It builds on prior AI initiatives in defense, C&I, and residential markets, reinforcing a shift toward software-defined, recurring energy services. Investors may track progress on Chile deployments, broader Latin American expansion, and how these efforts integrate with earlier high-value contracts and patented optimization technologies.

Key Figures

Chile blackout date: February 2025
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Chile blackout date February 2025 National blackout where Alto Labranza site stayed operational

Previous AI Reports

5 past events · Latest: Apr 28 (Positive)
Same Type Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Apr 28 Military deployment Positive -1.6% AI-driven Sunbox Industry system deployed with Spanish Army for mission-critical power.
Apr 20 Strategic partnership Positive +15.4% Hithium partnership to embed AI optimization into C&I battery storage in EU and LatAm.
Apr 09 Patent granted Positive -1.3% USPTO patent for AI system coordinating solar, storage and residential EV charging.
May 07 Product showcasing Positive +0.1% Showcasing AI-optimized SUNBOX storage solutions at Intersolar Europe 2025 exhibition.
Feb 26 Product launch Positive +2.3% Launch of SUNBOX Home Lite AI-optimized storage for small residential installations in Spain.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

AI-related announcements often saw modest price moves, with both rallies and small pullbacks, suggesting mixed but generally constructive reactions.

Recent Company History

Over the past year, Turbo Energy has repeatedly highlighted its AI-driven energy platform across multiple applications. Recent AI-tagged news includes military deployments of its Sunbox Industry system with the Spanish Army on Apr 28, 2026, a strategic Hithium partnership on Apr 20, 2026 tied to a $53 million storage contract, and a U.S. patent for its EV-focused SUNBOX platform on Apr 9, 2026. Earlier AI news covered showcasing SUNBOX at Intersolar Europe 2025 and launching SUNBOX Home Lite in Spain, underscoring a consistent focus on software-defined, AI-optimized energy solutions.

Key Terms

energy-as-a-service, distributed energy, solar-plus-storage, decentralized energy infrastructure
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energy-as-a-service financial
"expansion of Turbo Energy Solutions (“TES”), the Company’s local platform for deploying Energy-as-a-Service"
A business model where customers pay a provider for delivered energy services—such as electricity, heating, charging or efficiency improvements—instead of buying and running the equipment themselves. Like leasing a car with the manufacturer handling maintenance and fuel, the provider installs, operates and guarantees performance, creating predictable, subscription-style revenue for the provider and shifting upfront cost, maintenance and performance risk away from the customer, which investors watch for recurring income, contract stability and growth potential.
distributed energy technical
"one of Latin America’s fastest-growing distributed energy markets"
Distributed energy means electricity generation and storage that happen close to where power is used — such as rooftop solar, small wind turbines, battery systems, or local microgrids — instead of at large, central power plants. It matters to investors because it changes how electricity is produced, sold and valued: it can lower costs, create new revenue streams, alter utility business models, and affect regulatory and infrastructure spending, much like shops in a neighborhood replacing a single distant factory.
solar-plus-storage technical
"demonstrating the operational resilience and economic value of its intelligent solar-plus-storage systems"
A solar-plus-storage system pairs solar panels with batteries so electricity generated during the day can be saved and used later, like putting sunshine in a rechargeable container for when it’s needed. For investors, this matters because it turns intermittent solar output into a more reliable, flexible product that can earn revenue at higher-value times, reduce risks from grid outages or curtailment, and qualify for different contracts or incentives that affect project economics and returns.
decentralized energy infrastructure technical
"growing demand for resilient decentralized energy infrastructure"
Local networks of power generation, storage and distribution that operate closer to homes, businesses and industrial sites instead of relying only on large, centralized power plants. Think of it like a neighborhood having its own well and battery rather than depending entirely on a distant waterworks: it can cut delivery losses, boost reliability and enable new services. For investors, it changes where value and risk sit — creating opportunities for steady returns from distributed assets, regulatory incentives, and exposure to evolving energy business models.

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Strategic partnership and additional investment position Turbo Energy Solutions to scale recurring-revenue Energy-as-a-Service infrastructure across one of Latin America’s fastest-growing energy markets

VALENCIA, Spain, May 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Turbo Energy, S.A. (Nasdaq: TURB) (“Turbo Energy” or the “Company”), a global integrator of AI-driven solar energy storage solutions and intelligent energy management systems, today announced a strategic partnership with Chile-based investment family office Inversiones Sandomac Limitada to accelerate the expansion of Turbo Energy Solutions (“TES”), the Company’s local platform for deploying Energy-as-a-Service (“EaaS”) infrastructure across Chile and broader Latin America markets.

As part of the transaction, Inversiones Sandomac Limitada will make a strategic investment in TES and participate in its expansion plan, supporting the accelerated deployment of Turbo Energy’s AI-driven EaaS model and SUNBOX Home residential energy systems throughout Chile.

The agreement combines local strategic capital, operational scale capabilities and market deployment infrastructure into a unified growth initiative designed to position TES as a scalable platform designed to scale recurring energy revenues across one of Latin America’s fastest-growing distributed energy markets.

Chile has emerged as one of the most attractive energy transition markets globally due to rising electricity costs, increasing renewable penetration and growing demand for resilient decentralized energy infrastructure. Turbo Energy believes these structural dynamics are the transition toward distributed solar generation, intelligent storage systems and software-driven energy management services across residential and commercial markets.

Through TES, Turbo Energy is positioning itself to participate directly in this market transformation by deploying integrated energy solutions designed to optimize energy consumption, reduce electricity cost volatility and improve energy resilience across Chile.

“This agreement represents a major strategic milestone in our Latin American expansion strategy,” said Mariano Soria, Chief Executive Officer of Turbo Energy. “We are not simply adding a commercial partner. Together with Inversiones Sandomac Limitada, we are building a local platform designed to scale recurring energy services in one of the region’s most dynamic energy markets.” Soria continued, “We believe Chile represents a highly attractive long-term opportunity for Energy-as-a-Service models as businesses and households increasingly seek greater control over energy costs, resilience and consumption efficiency.”

Turbo Energy has already established operational traction in Chile through successful deployments including Alto Labranza, in Temuco. The Alto Labranza deployment became flagship validation deployment for Turbo Energy after the shopping center remained fully operational during Chile’s large-scale national blackout in February 2025, demonstrating the operational resilience and economic value of its intelligent solar-plus-storage systems under real-world conditions.

Under the new strategic structure, TES is expected to accelerate deployment of SUNBOX Home systems throughout Chile, supported by Turbo Energy’s AI-driven optimization platform, which dynamically orchestrates solar generation, battery storage and energy consumption based on electricity pricing, demand profiles and real-time operating conditions.

Turbo Energy’s Energy-as-a-Service model enables customers to access integrated solar generation and storage systems without significant upfront capital investment, instead benefiting from optimized energy consumption and performance-based energy management services. The Company believes this model represents a significant long-term recurring revenue opportunity as distributed energy infrastructure adoption accelerates across Latin America.

The strategic partnership further reinforces Turbo Energy’s broader transformation into an integrated energy platform focused on combining storage systems, proprietary software and recurring energy management services across residential, commercial and industrial applications.

As part of its international growth strategy, Turbo Energy continues scaling operations across Europe, North America and Latin America, while increasing focus on high-value recurring-service opportunities supported by strategic partnerships and software-driven energy optimization technologies.

“Energy markets are becoming increasingly decentralized and service-driven,” added Soria. “We believe Turbo Energy is well positioned to capitalize on this structural transition by combining energy storage, software and recurring energy services into scalable, software-defined infrastructure platforms across international markets.”

About Turbo Energy, S.A.
Founded in 2013, Turbo Energy, S.A. (Nasdaq: TURB) is a global integrator of AI-driven solar energy storage solutions and intelligent energy management systems. Turbo Energy’s technology platform enables residential, commercial and industrial customers to reduce energy costs, improve efficiency, enhance resilience and transform energy consumption into a controllable and optimized asset. As part of Umbrella Global Energy, Turbo Energy plays a central role as the Group’s technology platform, driving innovation in energy storage, electrification and intelligent energy management across international markets in Europe, North America and Latin America. For more information, please visit www.turbo-e.com.

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For more information, please contact:                    
Dodi Handy, Director of Communications                    
Phone: 407-960-4636                                                
Email: dodihandy@turbo-e.com


FAQ

What did Turbo Energy (TURB) announce about its Chile expansion on May 11, 2026?

Turbo Energy announced a strategic partnership and investment to expand its Energy-as-a-Service platform in Chile. According to Turbo Energy, Inversiones Sandomac will support scaling Turbo Energy Solutions and SUNBOX Home systems across Chile and broader Latin American distributed energy markets.

Who is Inversiones Sandomac and what role will it play in Turbo Energy’s Chile strategy?

Inversiones Sandomac is a Chile-based investment family office partnering with Turbo Energy. According to Turbo Energy, Sandomac will provide strategic capital and participate in TES’s expansion plan, helping deploy AI-driven Energy-as-a-Service infrastructure and SUNBOX Home systems throughout Chile.

How does the Chile partnership support Turbo Energy’s recurring-revenue model (TURB)?

The partnership is intended to scale Turbo Energy’s recurring Energy-as-a-Service revenues in Chile. According to Turbo Energy, customers access integrated solar and storage without major upfront costs, paying for optimized energy consumption and performance-based energy management services across residential and commercial applications.

What is Turbo Energy Solutions (TES) and why is it important for TURB investors?

Turbo Energy Solutions is the company’s local Energy-as-a-Service deployment platform in Chile. According to Turbo Energy, TES is designed as a scalable infrastructure platform to grow recurring energy revenues in one of Latin America’s fastest-growing distributed energy markets.

How did the Alto Labranza project validate Turbo Energy’s technology in Chile?

The Alto Labranza deployment in Temuco remained fully operational during Chile’s February 2025 national blackout. According to Turbo Energy, this flagship project demonstrated the resilience and economic value of its intelligent solar-plus-storage systems under real-world grid outage conditions.

How does Turbo Energy’s AI-driven platform enhance its Energy-as-a-Service offering in Chile?

Turbo Energy’s AI platform dynamically orchestrates solar generation, battery storage and consumption based on prices and demand. According to Turbo Energy, this optimization supports reduced cost volatility, improved resilience and stronger performance for SUNBOX Home and other EaaS deployments in Chile.

What does the Chile expansion mean for Turbo Energy’s global growth strategy (TURB)?

The Chile initiative supports Turbo Energy’s shift toward integrated, software-driven energy platforms with recurring services. According to Turbo Energy, the company is scaling operations across Europe, North America and Latin America, focusing on high-value, service-based opportunities enabled by its storage and software technologies.