Long-duration energy storage

Non-lithium systems such as iron-air (100-hour), zinc batteries and compressed-air storage for multi-hour to multi-day shifting

3 leading companies in long-duration energy storage, one segment of energy storage — Battery cells and grid or behind-the-meter storage. 108 GW was added worldwide in 2025, up 40% on 2024 (IEA).

new market segment · researched 2026-11-14

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Leading long-duration energy storage companies

3 companies, with the scale each source states. Scale is the whole company's unless the row says otherwise.

CompanyWhereWhat they doScale
Form Energy ↗Somerville, MA, United States
since 2017
Iron-air batteries that store electricity for 100 hours. Its plant is in Weirton, WV. Reported 2026 deals: Google, 30 GWh; Crusoe, 12 GWh.—
Eos Energy Enterprises EOSE ↗Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesZinc-based battery storage systems for grid use; a non-lithium alternativerevenue: 114.2 USD millions (2025) ↗
Hydrostor ↗Toronto, ON, Canada
since 2010
Compressed-air energy storage, a long-duration, non-battery technology. It has a facility in Goderich, ON.—
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The energy storage market

The whole market this segment sits in.

installed capacity (annual battery storage additions, utility-scale + behind-the-meter) · world108
GW · 2025
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Quick answers

What is long-duration energy storage?
Non-lithium systems such as iron-air (100-hour), zinc batteries and compressed-air storage for multi-hour to multi-day shifting. It is one segment of the energy storage market.
Who are the leading long-duration energy storage companies?
Form Energy (United States), Eos Energy Enterprises (United States), Hydrostor (Canada).
Which long-duration energy storage companies are publicly traded?
Eos Energy Enterprises (EOSE).
Which Canadian companies are in long-duration energy storage?
Hydrostor, Toronto, ON.
How big is the energy storage market?
For the whole energy storage market, not this segment alone: installed capacity (annual battery storage additions, utility-scale + behind-the-meter) (world) 108 GW, 2025 — International Energy Agency.