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UniEnergy Technologies

www.uetechnologies.com

 
UniEnergy Technologies produces large-scale energy storage systems for utility, micro-grid, commercial and industrial, and other applications. The core technology is an advanced vanadium flow battery, with breakthrough electrolyte, containerized design, mature and powerful stacks, and state-of-the-art controls. The Uni.SystemTM is safe, operationally flexible, reliable, long-life, and cost-effective. Based in the Seattle area, UET operates a 67,000 square foot engineering and manufacturing facility scaling up to produce 100 megawatts annually. Currently about 35 people, UET plans to grow to about 100 people by mid-2015.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

UniEnergy Technologies raised $25M on 12/28/2015

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