When you're building the future of grid-scale energy storage, you need a captain who understands both electrons and economics. Enter Joe Mastrangelo – the CEO who's turned Eos Energy Enterprises into the Tesla of zinc battery technology. But don't let his Italian last name fool you, this New Jersey native speaks fluent engineer and Wall Street.
Mastrangelo's resume reads like a Marvel superhero origin story:
Fun fact: He once joked that managing GE's wind business was like "herding cats during a hurricane." Now he's corralling zinc molecules instead.
Under Mastrangelo's leadership, Eos bet big on zinc hybrid cathode technology when everyone else was chasing lithium. The numbers tell the story:
Metric | Eos Znyth® | Lithium-ion |
---|---|---|
Cycle Life | 10,000+ cycles | 4,000-6,000 |
Raw Material Cost | $50/kWh | $150+/kWh |
Fire Risk | Non-flammable | Thermal runaway risk |
Recent projects showcase Eos' growing footprint:
Mastrangelo's playbook focuses on three key fronts:
As he recently told Energy Storage News: "We're not just building batteries - we're creating the shock absorbers for the clean energy transition." With $480M in backlogged orders, that shock absorption system is getting real traction.
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