Eos moves HQ to Pittsburgh, invests $350M

Context: Eos currently leases two facilities in Turtle Creek, where they build zinc-based battery storage technology.

• In 2023, the facility received a $500 million loan from the federal government that was heralded by local politicians for boosting clean energy efforts using domestic materials.

By the numbers: The company will expand into a 432,000-square-foot facility in Marshall Township to add additional production capacity.

• 1,000 jobs will be added to the region, according to a press release.

What they're saying: "Pennsylvania is positioning itself at the forefront of America's energy transition — enabling us to bring America's battery to scale," said Eos CEO Joe Mastrangelo in a statement.

• Gov. Josh Shapiro visited Turtle Creek on Tuesday for the announcement. "We're doubling down on our efforts to aggressively compete for — and win — major projects like this one by cutting red tape, building out our skilled workforce, and investing in the next generation of energy technology," he said in a statement.

Follow the money: The state is investing $22 million into the project, according to Shapiro's office.

What's next: Eos will relocate its corporate headquarters to a 40,000-square-foot office space at Nova Place in the North Side sometime in the second half of 2026, according to a press release.