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VivoPower PLC

For the period ended Jul 6, 2026. Filed Jul 6, 2026.

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Jul 6, 2026 · Filed Jul 6, 2026

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Complementarity with AI Compute Workloads

Beyond ancillary services revenue, a co-located BESS is expected to enhance the site’s suitability for modern AI compute workloads. AI training and inference workloads exhibit power draw characteristics that differ materially from traditional enterprise or hyperscale cloud workloads, and a well-designed BESS layer can improve the operating envelope available to tenants without changing the site’s underlying power capacity or grid connection profile. Anticipated tenant-facing benefits include:

●Power quality and ride-through: Battery-backed inverters can smooth short-duration voltage sags, transients, and reconfiguration events on the upstream network, reducing the risk of unplanned interruptions to long-running training or high-availability inference workloads
●Load-step buffering: AI compute clusters can transition rapidly between idle and full load, producing steep ramps at the point of connection; a BESS layer absorbs those ramps locally and presents a smoother profile to the grid, which is increasingly a condition of large-load connection agreements in the Nordics and elsewhere
●Resilience and effective availability: Even in a grid as reliable as the Nordic synchronous system, BESS-backed ride-through raises the effective availability tier of the facility for tenants whose service credits, SLAs, or workload economics are sensitive to sub-minute interruptions
●Sustainability profile: Nordic hydro-based power combined with on-site storage strengthens the low-carbon, high-efficiency positioning that AI compute tenants increasingly require from their infrastructure partners, without introducing on-site fossil generation
●Optionality for future tenant requirements: As next-generation AI accelerators and rack architectures continue to evolve, on-site storage provides headroom to accommodate a wider range of tenant power profiles under the existing 41.5 MW connection

These benefits are complementary to, and do not replace, the site’s existing tier-equivalent electrical and mechanical infrastructure. The feasibility study will quantify the incremental tenant value of these attributes alongside the ancillary services revenue opportunity.

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