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Form Energy iron-air battery plant — Weirton, WV (first commercial facility for iron-air LDES)

Form Energy selects Weirton WV for first commercial iron-air battery manufacturing plant — $760M total ($290M state incentives). LDES (100-hour duration) batteries for utility-scale. Direct outcome of Series E ($450M, Oct 2022) and IRA. Hundreds of jobs.

$760M

Deal Value

Battery Storage

Technology

WV

Location

Deal Details

Deal Type
Manufacturing Investment
Seller / Sponsor
Form Energy
Buyer / Financier
Form Energy + WV state ($290M incentives)
Deal Value
$760M ($290M WV state incentives)
Stage
Construction
ISO/RTO
PJM

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