NextNRG signed a memorandum of understanding with Gulfstream Development Corporation to provide a comprehensive energy solution for Gulfstream’s planned 300‑acre warehousing project near Port St. Lucie, Florida. The partnership will deploy AI‑optimized microgrids, wireless electric‑vehicle charging, and on‑demand fueling through EzFill.
The agreement integrates NextNRG’s Next Utility Operating System® and RenCast™ technologies, creating a unified platform for energy management, forecasting, and infrastructure deployment. The project expands NextNRG’s footprint in the southeastern United States and serves as a large‑scale demonstration of its integrated energy services for commercial real‑estate and logistics clients.
In recent months, NextNRG has posted strong revenue growth, with September 2025 revenue up 229% year‑over‑year and Q2 2025 revenue up 166% year‑over‑year. The company, however, continues to record net losses, reporting a Q2 2025 net loss of $36.1 million and an accumulated deficit of $112.8 million. Operating margins remain negative at –66.16%.
Management highlighted that the Gulfstream MOU is a key step toward achieving the company’s goal of $100 million in forward 12‑month revenues and supports its strategy to deliver integrated energy solutions to commercial real‑estate and logistics clients. The project will validate the AI‑driven platform and accelerate deployment of microgrid and EV charging solutions.
Gulfstream Development is a developer of industrial and commercial projects, and the 300‑acre warehousing development represents a significant logistics investment in Florida. The collaboration positions NextNRG to capture new revenue streams from energy management, charging infrastructure, and fuel delivery services.
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