The ESVs offer more efficient and flexible deployments of EnerVenue''s pioneering technology, with scalable and customizable large-format battery configurations ready to meet a wide breadth of customer and partner applications
FREMONT, Calif. – Dec. 6, 2022 – EnerVenue, the first company to bring metal-hydrogen batteries capable of more than 30,000 cycles to the clean energy revolution, today announced the launch of EnerVenue Energy Storage Vessels (ESVs), the company''s second-generation energy storage product.
"Our new ESVs deliver a meaningful upgrade to the customization and ease with which customers and partners can plan—and expand—their utilization of our transformative and proven battery technology," said Majid Keshavarz, Chief Technology Officer, EnerVenue. "As the applications using our technology have grown, we wanted to ensure we had a product that could match almost any use case. ESVs package EnerVenue''s incredible technology into a more flexible and efficient solution that we''re excited to bring to market."
EnerVenue backs its ESVs with the Capacity Assurance extended warranty. Launched in October and the longest and simplest warranty of its kind, customers selecting Capacity Assurance are guaranteed 88% capacity for up to 20 years/20,000 cycles.
The company is already committed to providing seven gigawatt hours of ESVs as part of existing agreements with customers, including previously announced deals with Pine Gate Renewables, Sonnell Power Solutions, and Nicon-Industries-affiliated Green Energy Renewable Solutions. EnerVenue will begin shipping ESVs to customers in 2023.
EnerVenuebuilds simple, safe, and cost-efficient energy storage solutions for the clean energy revolution. Based on technology proven over decades under the most extreme conditions, EnerVenuebatteries are refined and scaled for large renewable energy integration applications. The company is headquartered in Fremont, California.
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