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Form Energy and Crusoe agreed to supply 12 GWh of iron-air batteries for AI data centers starting in 2027, supporting Crusoe’s energy-first infrastructure model.
Form Energy and FuturEnergy Ireland will deploy Ireland’s first 10 MW / 1,000 MWh iron-air battery storage system by 2029 to support grid reliability and Ireland’s 2030 clean energy targets.
Xcel Energy will supply power to a new Google data center in Pine Island, Minnesota, under an agreement that includes 1,900 MW of new clean energy projects and ensures no cost increase for existing customers.
Form Energy’s iron-air battery system has passed UL9540A safety testing with no thermal runaway or fire, setting a new safety benchmark for energy storage systems.
Form Energy starts construction to expand its Weirton, West Virginia battery factory, aiming to double production capacity by 2025 and hire 750 workers by 2028 while preserving the site’s industrial heritage.
Form Energy raised $405 million in Series F funding led by T. Rowe Price to expand iron-air battery production and operations, with GE Vernova joining as a strategic investor and manufacturing partner.
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded Form Energy up to $150 million to expand a West Virginia battery factory, supporting production of iron-air batteries and creating up to 750 jobs by 2027.
Great River Energy and Form Energy have broken ground on the Cambridge Energy Storage Project, a 1.5 MW / 150 MWh pilot in Minnesota using Form Energy’s iron-air battery technology.
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded $389 million to the New England states’ Power Up New England program for grid upgrades and a multi-day battery storage system in Maine.