Shelby County

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Metal-hydrogen batteries

EnerVenue's proprietary energy storage technology capable of 30,000 cycles with exceptional longevity, durability, minimal maintenance, and zero fire propagation risk. Designed for large renewable energy integration applications.

Energy Storage Vessels (ESVs)

Second-generation metal-hydrogen battery product from EnerVenue designed for stationary energy storage. ESVs are highly configurable, scalable, and offer ultra-long life with 86% capacity retention after 30,000 cycles.

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EnerVenue Gigafactory

A one-million-square-foot manufacturing facility for EnerVenue's Energy Storage Vessels™, designed to scale production of metal-hydrogen batteries.

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EnerVenue Gigafactory

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Energy Storage Vessels (ESVs)

Second-generation metal-hydrogen battery technology for stationary energy storage applications. ESVs feature a 30-year lifetime with 30,000 cycles, 86% capacity retention after 30,000 cycles, fire-safety with zero thermal runaway risk, and near-complete recyclability. The product is highly configurable and scalable, capable of cycling up to three times per day without rest.

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EnerVenue Opening One-Million-Square Foot Gigafactory to Scale Production of Metal-Hydrogen Batteries

3 years 3 months ago

Shelby County, through Judge Executive Dan Ison, has welcomed EnerVenue and provided a long-term incentive package to support the new gigafactory and create local job opportunities.

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