Hydrostor, a Canadian long-duration energy storage startup, has secured an investment of USD 250 million from Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
The proceeds will be utilized to fund the deployment of Hydrostor’s 8.7 gigawatt-hours of Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) projects in Australia and California.
The investment will be provided in tranches, subject to meeting project milestones. The funds will also be utilized to finance the company’s project pipeline and marketing initiatives.
<ul><li> Analyst QuickTake: Hydrostor’s funding round is the largest by a long-duration energy storage company after Form Energy’s USD 240 million Series D round in August 2021. The round brings Hydrostor’s total funding to USD 297 million, second only to Form Energy (USD 369 million) in the long-duration energy storage space.</ul>
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