San Diego-based home solar battery storage leader, recognized as Solar Power World’s Top Solar Storage Products for three years running, powered through new NEM3 regulations in California and booked over $1M in revenue in the fourth quarter of 2023
SAN DIEGO, CA February 13, 2024 – (NASDAQ: NEOV) – NeoVolta Inc., a San Diego-based manufacturer of Smart Energy Storage Solutions, today announced that it booked over $1M in gross revenue for the fourth quarter, marking a tremendous 80% growth year-over-year with Gross Margins topping 20%, in a year where many feared the negative impacts of California’s Net Energy Metering 4 (NEM3) on solar sales.
“We experienced a strong rebound in revenue now that the impact of NEM3, which went into effect April 14, 2023, is being understood. New installers are being trained, and opportunities outside of California are being explored and courted,” said Brent Willson, CEO at NeoVolta Inc. “Additionally, NeoVolta has seen a significant increase in solar installer applications for certifications in the past several months,” Willson added.
NeoVolta is proud to include new installers as part of a new direct marketing campaign that continues to gain traction.
“We see that the independent solar dealer/installers had to make changes in the new NEM3 environment, and we are welcoming them as certified installers of NeoVolta home energy storage solution – a growing must in home solar energy solutions,” Willson added. “NEM3 actually provided an opportunity for solar installers to optimize their prior customers’ solar experience by offering the total solution of solar energy storage.”
NeoVolta’s NV14 system was recognized as one of Solar Power World’s Top Solar Storage Products for the third year in a row. The company also earned accolades in April 2022, as the NV14 was named one of the most affordable solar batteries in the U.S. in EnergySage’s latest semi-annual Solar Marketplace Intel Report.
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