SAN FRANCISCO - NeutronX Corporation announced today that Scott Mauvais, a former Microsoft executive, has joined the company to support its collaboration with NextNRG Inc. (NASDAQ:NXXT), according to a press release statement.
Mauvais spent 23 years at Microsoft, most recently serving as Senior Director of AI and Global Partnerships for Microsoft Philanthropies. In that role, he worked with Microsoft’s customers and partners on social-impact initiatives and helped raise more than $120 million in philanthropic funding. He previously served as Director of Microsoft Cities, where he worked with city leaders on civic and urban technology systems.
NeutronX and NextNRG entered into a memorandum of understanding on February 9, 2026, and announced an exclusive definitive cooperation agreement on February 25, 2026, effective February 18, 2026. The agreement focuses on federal energy infrastructure projects.NextNRG shares have faced headwinds, trading at $0.44 near their 52-week low of $0.41, down 83% over the past year. The company carries a market cap of $60 million and shows a "WEAK" financial health rating, though revenue surged 146% in the last twelve months. InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock is currently undervalued relative to its Fair Value, with a comprehensive Pro Research Report available for deeper insights.
At NeutronX, Mauvais will support the company’s work with NextNRG on AI-driven energy grid modernization, microgrid deployment, infrastructure integration, and engagement with municipal and federal stakeholders. Under the previously announced agreement, NextNRG serves as the exclusive technology and execution partner for government contracts secured by NeutronX in targeted federal energy and defense infrastructure projects.
"Scott brings a rare combination of experience across AI, cities, partnerships, and applied infrastructure innovation," said Emilio T. Gonzalez, President of NeutronX.
NeutronX describes itself as a federal-focused technology integrator specializing in AI-enabled autonomous infrastructure. NextNRG builds and operates energy infrastructure including microgrids, battery storage, and solar solutions for commercial, industrial, and government customers.
In other recent news, NextNRG, Inc. reported a remarkable 253% increase in revenue for December 2025, reaching approximately $8.01 million compared to the same period in 2024. The company also delivered around 2.53 million gallons of fuel, marking a 308% year-over-year increase. Additionally, NextNRG has secured a strategic equity investment with an accredited investor to bolster its growth initiatives, including mobile fueling operations and smart microgrid deployments. In corporate governance developments, shareholders approved the election of five directors to the board and ratified the move to Nevada. The directors include Michael D. Farkas, Daniel Arbour, Bennett Kurtz, Jack Leibler, and Sean Oppen. Furthermore, NextNRG entered a two-year exclusive cooperation agreement with NeutronX Corporation for federal energy and defense infrastructure projects. This partnership designates NextNRG as the exclusive technology and execution partner for government contracts secured by NeutronX. The company also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with NeutronX to collaborate on government energy projects, positioning NextNRG as the lead partner contractor and project manager.
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