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Energy storage companies build systems that store electricity or heat for later use, such as batteries and other storage technologies. Buyers include utilities, renewable developers, commercial facilities and data center operators. Vendors are listed A–Z with no scores or rankings; see our methodology for how vendors are included.

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Antora Energy

antora.energy
Antora builds and deploys thermal energy storage to power always-on industrial operations with low-cost energy. Company websiteSBTi: Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) Public sourceHQ: Sunnyvale, California, USA Company websiteFounded: 2018, by Andrew Ponec, Justin Briggs and David Bierman Public sourceSource: antora.energy
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Eos Energy Enterprises

eose.com
Eos is accelerating the shift to clean energy with positively ingenious solutions that transform how the world stores power. Company websiteFounded: 2008 Public sourceSBTi: Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) Public sourceSource: www.eose.com
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ESS Tech

essinc.com
ESS Tech (ESS, Inc.) is an energy storage company based in Wilsonville, Oregon, founded in 2011. It makes non-lithium iron flow batteries that use iron, salt and water. Its main product is the Energy Base, a US-made system offering 10 or more hours of storage for commercial and utility-scale projects. Compiled from public sourcesSBTi: Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) Public sourceHQ: Wilsonville, Oregon, USA Company websiteFounded: 2011 Company websiteSource: essinc.com
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Fluence

fluenceenergy.com
Fluence is a grid-scale energy storage company headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, formed by Siemens and AES in 2018. It is listed on Nasdaq as FLNC. Fluence sells the Gridstack and Smartstack storage platforms and Fluence IQ software, and it now markets storage to data centers that need grid-stable power quickly. Compiled from public sourcesSBTi: Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) Public sourceHQ: Arlington, Virginia, USA Public sourceFounded: 2018 Public sourceSource: fluenceenergy.com
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Form Energy

formenergy.com
Form Energy is a US company that develops multi-day grid energy storage. Founded in 2017 and based in Somerville, Massachusetts, its first commercial product is an iron-air battery designed to deliver electricity for 100 hours. It builds the batteries at Form Factory 1 in Weirton, West Virginia. Compiled from public sourcesHQ: Somerville, Massachusetts, USA Public sourceFounded: 2017 Public sourceSBTi: Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) Public sourceSource: formenergy.com
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Generac

generac.com
Since 1959, Generac Power Systems has been committed to building the most reliable, durable, efficient, and environmentally-friendly generators and power equipment. Company websiteHQ: Waukesha, United States Public sourceFounded: 1959 Company websiteSBTi: Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) Public sourceSource: www.generac.com
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Hitachi Energy

hitachienergy.com
Hitachi Energy is a Zurich-headquartered energy technology company and a subsidiary of Hitachi. Formerly Hitachi ABB Power Grids, it took its current name in 2021. It supplies transformers, high-voltage equipment, HVDC, grid automation, battery storage and services to utilities, industry, renewables and data centers, with more than 56,000 employees in 60 countries. Compiled from public sourcesHQ: Zurich, Switzerland Public sourceFounded: 2021 name (formerly Hitachi ABB Power Grids) Public sourceSBTi: Near-term: Validated Targets; Long-term: Validated Targets; Net-zero: Validated Targets (SBTi entity: Hitachi Energy) Public sourceSource: www.hitachienergy.com
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Frequently asked questions

What types of energy storage are there?

Common types include lithium-ion and other batteries, pumped hydro, thermal storage, compressed air and flywheels.

Why is energy storage important?

Storage helps balance supply and demand, integrate variable renewables like solar and wind, and provide backup power.

How do I choose an energy storage provider?

Consider the duration and power you need, the technology's lifespan and safety, warranties, and integration with your site or grid connection.

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