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ESS Named One of TIME and Statista’s World’s Top GreenTech Companies in 2026 for the Second Consecutive Year
ESS Tech, Inc. (NYSE: GWH) (“ESS” or the “company”), a leading provider of safer, non-lithium energy storage solutions, today announced that it has been named one of TIME and Statista’s World’s Top GreenTech Companies 2026, marking the second consecutive year ESS has earned recognition on the prestigious list following its inclusion in 2025.
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ESS Named One of TIME and Statista’s World’s Top GreenTech Companies in 2026 for the Second Consecutive Year
ESS Tech, Inc. (NYSE: GWH) (“ESS” or the “company”), a leading provider of safer, non-lithium energy storage solutions, today announced that it has been named one of TIME and Statista’s World’s Top GreenTech Companies 2026, marking the second consecutive year ESS has earned recognition on the prestigious list following its inclusion in 2025.
ESS and Juniper Energy Sign Agreement for 500 MWh+ of Sodium-Ion Energy Storage Deployments
– ESS Tech, Inc. (ESS) (NYSE: GWH) (“ESS” or the “company”), a leading provider of non-lithium energy storage solutions, today announced the signing of a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Juniper Energy LLC, a renewable energy development company, for the deployment of 500 MWh or more of sodium-ion battery energy storage systems, representing a major milestone for ESS as it continues to expand its business with innovative, sodium-based battery solutions.
ESS Introduces Bridge™, a Modular Sodium-Ion Battery Energy Storage System for Grid-Scale, Data Center, and Commercial Applications
IMMEDIATE RELEASE ESS Introduces Bridge™, a Modular Sodium-Ion Battery Energy Storage System for Grid-Scale, Data Center, and Commercial...
Exclusive: ESS Tech speeds up sodium-ion development on $1bn opportunity pipeline
ESS is accelerating development of a sodium-ion battery energy storage platform after generating earl-stage opportunities approaching $1 billion in just seven weeks.
ESS to Accelerate Sodium-Ion Battery Energy Storage System Development Following Surging Customer Interest
ESS, a leading provider of non-lithium energy storage solutions, today announced strong early customer engagement for its planned U.S.-made sodium-ion battery energy storage system (BESS) offering, focused on short- and medium-duration applications that have historically been served by lithium-ion systems.
ESS Announces Successful Commissioning of Long-Duration Iron Flow Battery Systems at Turlock Irrigation District Solar-Over-Canal Project
ESS Tech, Inc. (NYSE: GWH) (“ESS” or the “Company”), a leading manufacturer of long-duration iron flow energy storage systems (“LDES”) for commercial and utility-scale applications, today announced the successful commissioning of two ESS iron flow battery systems at Turlock Irrigation District (“TID”) in California’s Central Valley.
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