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Antora Secures $550M Series C Funding
The funding will accelerate the deployment of large-scale battery storage projects across the US, with Antora's technology delivering affordable, reliable energy to industries such as data centers and manufacturing
Antora, a battery storage startup, has announced the closure of its Series C funding round, raising $550 million. The company will use this new capital to speed up the deployment of large-scale battery storage projects across the country. Antora's technology is designed to provide affordable, reliable energy to various industries, including data centers, manufacturing, and renewable fuels. The company's modular units can scale to serve loads from megawatts to gigawatts, and its energy-dense design minimizes plant footprint. Antora's batteries charge when electricity is cheapest and most abundant, delivering low-cost energy at a predictable price. With this funding, Antora aims to further accelerate the growth of its business and meet the surging energy demand in the US. The company has already made significant progress, with projects such as Project Big Stone, one of the largest battery storage systems in the world, which delivers affordable, reliable energy to POET, the world's largest producer of biofuels. Antora's technology has the potential to play a crucial role in the transition to a more sustainable and reliable energy system, and this funding will help the company to further develop and deploy its solutions.
Founders
- David BiermanCo-Founder & Chief Product/Commercial Officer
- Andrew PonecCo-Founder & CEO
- Justin BriggsCo-Founder & COO
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About the Company
Battery storage startup that will use its new capital to speed up deployment of 'large-scale' projects across the country.