EOS Energy, a next-generation long-duration battery startup, has announced signing a master supply agreement with Bridgelink Commodities, a power trading portfolio company of Bridgelink Group, to support the latter with its pipeline of storage projects across Texas.
As per the agreement, Bridgelink will purchase 240 MWh of energy storage capacity produced using EOS's Znyth zinc-based technology, alongside an option to secure long-term maintenance assistance and the possibility to increase energy capacity to a total of 500 MWh over three years. The value of the order is estimated to be USD 150 million in total.
This agreement brings EOS’s order backlog to over USD 200 million and approaches 1 GWh in projects. EOS reports that it targets an order book of USD 400 million for 2022.
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