Great job, David. Great questions. I heard him on another podcast, and the interviewer went off on tangents unrelated to the actual ESS storage container product.
And he had great answers. Reminded me of the chap from Fervo. Doing the work and showing the cards. There seem to be quite a few players in both the battery and geo-generation world have science projects, not real products. And are a bit evasive as a result. My preference of course is batteries, as they are universally applicable, instead of location-limited.
Electricity storage at reasonable cost is a total game changer. You may not appreciate how many climate-progressive-enviro activists have been owned by lithium loathing. So this helps. A lot. Interesting how it is just an evolution on the whole Li battery form, manufacturing and materials. I buy it.
EOS Energy non-flammable aqueous zinc BESS containers do not require mechanical pumps, cooling, or special fire supression systems. Instead of active HVAC systems needed by many lithium-ion battery containers, EOS Znyth® aqueous zinc batteries use simple passive venting to dissipate waste heat. They're not flow batteries. Kaiser Healthcare is already installing EOS BESS, along with massive solar parking lot canopies & EV chargers at some of their hospitals. EOS just hired a guy who's been running major industrial production expansion projects for 30 years for Jabil. So they're probably planning to expand rapidly in the US & Europe. Zinc is probably more expensive than sodium, but it's readily available & recyclable and the battery fabrication is less complex than typical lithium & sodium battery designs. EOS BESS are US sourced & manufactured in Pittsburg PA. Minimal tariff issues
"How much faster can a burrito get to you?"
Definitely my quote of the day.
Thanks for an excellent episode.
What an inspirational discussion, thank you! Especially coming on the daily diet of political insanity, this gives me hope for our future.
Great job, David. Great questions. I heard him on another podcast, and the interviewer went off on tangents unrelated to the actual ESS storage container product.
And he had great answers. Reminded me of the chap from Fervo. Doing the work and showing the cards. There seem to be quite a few players in both the battery and geo-generation world have science projects, not real products. And are a bit evasive as a result. My preference of course is batteries, as they are universally applicable, instead of location-limited.
Electricity storage at reasonable cost is a total game changer. You may not appreciate how many climate-progressive-enviro activists have been owned by lithium loathing. So this helps. A lot. Interesting how it is just an evolution on the whole Li battery form, manufacturing and materials. I buy it.
EOS Energy non-flammable aqueous zinc BESS containers do not require mechanical pumps, cooling, or special fire supression systems. Instead of active HVAC systems needed by many lithium-ion battery containers, EOS Znyth® aqueous zinc batteries use simple passive venting to dissipate waste heat. They're not flow batteries. Kaiser Healthcare is already installing EOS BESS, along with massive solar parking lot canopies & EV chargers at some of their hospitals. EOS just hired a guy who's been running major industrial production expansion projects for 30 years for Jabil. So they're probably planning to expand rapidly in the US & Europe. Zinc is probably more expensive than sodium, but it's readily available & recyclable and the battery fabrication is less complex than typical lithium & sodium battery designs. EOS BESS are US sourced & manufactured in Pittsburg PA. Minimal tariff issues