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The PowerBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer in the renewable utilities sector. PowerBank files Form 40-F for its annual reporting and uses Form 6-K to furnish interim updates under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Recent Form 6-K reports listed in the input include exhibit indexes for press releases, management’s discussion and analysis, condensed consolidated interim unaudited financial statements, certifications of interim filings, reports of voting results, proxy materials, and notices of shareholder meetings. Some of these exhibits are expressly incorporated by reference into PowerBank’s Canadian short form base shelf prospectus and its U.S. registration statement on Form F-10, as noted in the filings.
For investors analyzing SUUN, these filings help explain how PowerBank presents its business as a North American renewable energy developer and independent power producer specializing in distributed solar and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects. The documents referenced in the 6-Ks include detailed financial information, risk factor discussions, and descriptions of project development, EPC activities, and long-term asset ownership.
On Stock Titan, users can review new 6-K submissions as they are made available from EDGAR and use AI-powered summaries to understand the key points of each filing, such as major project announcements, financing arrangements, or shareholder meeting outcomes. This page is also a starting point for locating annual 40-F reports and other materials that PowerBank files with the SEC, providing a structured view of the company’s regulatory history and disclosure practices.
PowerBank Corporation uses this report to share its view on how major technology companies are changing the way they secure clean power for fast-growing data center and AI needs. It highlights recent multibillion-dollar clean energy deals by Google, Amazon, and Meta as signs of a shift from traditional power purchase agreements toward direct ownership of renewable assets.
PowerBank describes how this trend could create different opportunities for independent power producers, from being acquisition targets to selling project portfolios or signing PPAs. The company notes a development pipeline of over one gigawatt and more than 100 megawatts of completed renewable projects, along with expertise in battery energy storage systems.
PowerBank also references a planned expansion into advanced data center power solutions through collaboration with Orbit AI but states it has elected not to invest in Orbit AI and has no current power supply, asset sale, or corporate contracts with hyperscalers. The release includes extensive forward-looking statements and risk disclosures about industry conditions, financing, regulation, and execution challenges.
PowerBank Corporation uses this update to highlight how its renewable energy strategy aligns with rising power needs for artificial intelligence, especially in space-based computing. The company emphasizes its collaboration framework with Smartlink AI’s Orbit AI initiative, which launched the DeStarlink Genesis-1 satellite in December 2025 carrying NVIDIA AI hardware powered by space-grade solar panels. Genesis-1 is described as already operating in orbit and producing solar power while running AI inference, forming the first step toward an Orbital Cloud satellite network.
PowerBank plans to support future Orbit AI missions with solar and thermal energy management services, though it has not invested in Orbit AI and any remuneration terms remain to be agreed. The company connects this space-focused vision with its core business, noting a development pipeline of over one gigawatt and more than 100 megawatts of solar and battery storage projects already built across North America.
PowerBank Corporation filed a Form 6-K featuring a press release that highlights Orbit AI’s publicly accessible real-time tracking dashboard for the Genesis-1 satellite. The dashboard shows Genesis-1’s orbital position, velocity, altitude, and operational status, giving continuous visibility into the satellite’s uptime and activity.
PowerBank, a collaboration partner of Orbit AI, frames Genesis-1 as an early operational node in a space-based compute architecture where solar-powered infrastructure supports advanced AI workloads in orbit as a complement to power-constrained terrestrial data centers. The company notes that some operational metrics come from Orbit AI and have not been independently verified, and it states that PowerBank has elected not to invest in Orbit AI at this time and that remuneration terms for any services have not yet been determined.
PowerBank Corporation filed a Form 6-K to share that it has executed a lease agreement for a 5 MW AC hybrid solar plus battery energy storage project in New York, called the NY-Sapbush project. The project is expected to be eligible for incentives under NYSERDA’s NY-Sun and Retail Energy Storage Incentive Programs, which support solar and storage deployment in the state.
The company is beginning preliminary screening as part of the grid interconnection process and, assuming interconnection approval, plans to complete permitting and secure third-party financing to build the project. Once completed, NY-Sapbush is expected to operate as a community solar plus storage project, allowing local residents and businesses to subscribe, receive bill credits, and benefit from lower-cost clean power without installing equipment on their own properties.
PowerBank highlights its experience with over 100 MW of completed projects and a development pipeline exceeding 1 GW as support for executing this project. The company also describes multiple risks, including dependence on interconnection approvals, permits, financing, construction execution, and the continuation of government incentives and policy support for solar and battery storage.
PowerBank Corporation filed a Form 6-K highlighting a new 5 MW AC hybrid solar plus battery energy storage project in New York, called the NY-Holland Glnwd project. The company has executed a lease agreement for the site and expects the project to be eligible for incentives from NYSERDA’s NY-Sun and Retail Energy Storage programs, as well as federal Investment Tax Credits under recent U.S. legislation.
PowerBank is beginning preliminary screening in the interconnection process and, after interconnection approval, plans to complete permitting and secure financing for construction. Once built, the project is expected to operate as a community solar plus storage project, allowing local residents and businesses to subscribe and receive bill credits for power generated, potentially lowering their electricity costs.
The company notes its track record of over 100 MW of completed projects and a development pipeline exceeding 1 GW, while also outlining risks such as obtaining community solar contracts, interconnection approval, permits, third-party financing, and the possibility that government incentive programs could be revised or reduced.
PowerBank Corporation filed a Form 6-K highlighting progress in its collaboration with Smartlink AI’s Orbit AI project. Smartlink AI confirmed that the Genesis-1 satellite, launched December 10, 2025, is now operational and running an artificial intelligence model directly in orbit, demonstrating the feasibility of on-orbit AI computing.
Genesis-1 is described as the first operational node in a planned satellite network, with Smartlink AI targeting a second satellite launch in Q1 2026 and additional launches afterward. PowerBank expects to remain a partner as the network expands, contributing solar energy and thermal control solutions as payloads grow. At this time PowerBank elected not to make an investment in Orbit AI and the terms of any remuneration for services it may provide have not yet been determined, and some metrics are based on Orbit AI information that PowerBank has not independently verified.
PowerBank Corporation, a foreign private issuer based in Toronto, has furnished a Form 6-K for December 2025. The filing mainly serves as a cover document for a press release dated December 26, 2025, which is included as Exhibit 99.1. The company states that this exhibit is incorporated by reference into its existing Form F-10 registration statement, allowing the press release information to form part of that registration. The report is signed on behalf of the company by Sam Sun, Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary.
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