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Eos Announces $125 Million Investment for Frontier Power USA, Bringing Expected Frontier Equity Investment up to $375 Million

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Eos Announces $125 Million Investment for Frontier Power USA, Bringing Expected Frontier Equity Investment up to $375 Million EDISON, N.J., June 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc…
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  • This investment reflects the confidence our partners have in both the market opportunity and FPUSA's ability to execute. FPUSA was designed to attract third-party capital into long-duration energy storage projects. The addition of Hudson Bay further validates the platform and expands our ability to finance and develop a growing portfolio of projects.

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  • FPUSA was built to solve one problem: financing long-duration storage fast enough to match demand. Most projects stall between contract and construction because financing can't keep pace. Hudson Bay's investment closes that gap, bringing FPUSA's equity base to roughly $375 million and enabling the acceleration of project deployment.

    60% confidence
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