"Eos moved into a shuttered Westinghouse plant, revitalized it, and is now producing some of the most advanced batteries in the world to meet rising energy demand.” — @AlexFitzDC
We're grateful to @ZitoSalena for highlighting the recent visit by U.S. DOE Associate Deputy Secretary, Alex Fitzsimmons, to our Western Pennsylvania facilities.
Her article explores how Eos is transforming a historic manufacturing site into a hub for advanced battery production and American energy innovation.
Read more here: washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/478631…
We're grateful to @ZitoSalena for highlighting the recent visit by U.S. DOE Associate Deputy Secretary, Alex Fitzsimmons, to our Western Pennsylvania facilities.
Her article explores how Eos is transforming a historic manufacturing site into a hub for advanced battery production and American energy innovation.
Read more here: washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/478631…
WARRENDALE, Pennsylvania — Joe Mastrangelo stood on the mezzanine overlooking the factory floor of Eos Energy Enterprises’ new plant, his eyes welling as he looked out over the rows of yellow-caged robotic cells, conveyors, and steel gantries stretching nearly the length of the building below.View quoted post on X
“I come and stand here every morning, and I still can’t believe that this is where we are today,” the Eos CEO said. “I am both so humbled and also proud of what we are building.”
washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/478631…