Energy storage player PURE on Friday said it partnered with Canadian firm Charge Power Inc. to enter Canada and the US energy storage markets.
The partnership will introduce PURE’s advanced energy storage product line to consumers in Canada and the US through a co-branding arrangement, the company said in a statement.
These products range from residential and commercial to grid-scale applications, it added.
“We have harnessed our deep expertise in battery technology and power electronics, combined with our robust manufacturing facilities. We are confident that our innovative, durable, and reliable energy storage products will be widely accepted in the US and Canada markets,” PURE Founder and MD Nishanth Dongari said.
Charge Power brings experience in delivering over 4 GWh projects across North America, along with deep EPC, marketing and sales expertise, he added.
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“By leveraging our respective strengths and capabilities, we are confident in making a significant impact in these markets in the months to come. We also see these markets as a key part of our global expansion strategy,” Dongari said.
Charge Power Inc MD Ravi Pinnelli said PURE’s robust manufacturing capabilities complement Charge Power’s proven expertise in EPC, system integration, and lifecycle management.
“With our deep project experience, trusted client relationships, and established presence across North America, combined with PuREPower’s field-proven product line, this partnership is uniquely positioned to deliver exceptional value to residential, commercial, and grid-scale customers,” Pinnelli added.
PURE will retain all intellectual property rights related to its energy storage products to protect its proprietary technologies as the company expands its market penetration into other regions globally, the statement said.
