About this organization
Organization Name: Otoro Energy
Organization Solution and Services
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Energy Storage Systems, Batteries, Energy Storage component, Inverter
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Renewable Energy (wind, solar, hydro)
- Developer, Transmission, Renewable Energy
- Energy Policy & Advocacy Organizations, Publications, Non Profit, Membership organization
Organization Types:
- Organization Size: Revenue under 10M
- Organization Years In business: 0-5 Years
Revenue: <$5 Million
Organization Information : Founded in 2020 Otoro Energy has developed a new flow battery chemistry that is safe, low-cost, and high-performance that will strengthen grid resiliency and expand renewable energy deployment by providing long-duration energy storage in any location.Big batteries for a sustainable future. Otoro Energy, Inc. strives to be a leader in the energy storage community and to facilitate a positive change in the way humans use energy. The Otoro team is committed to developing sustainable technologies that enable society to thrive alongside nature.As global and domestic demand for electricity increases, long duration energy storage systems will be critical to providing reliable power. Otoro has developed a safe, reliable, and cost effective flow battery system to store energy.Our battery technology safely stores electricity to provide everyone access to clean, renewable energy.
Other Information: Founded in 2020 by Michael Marshak, Otoro Energy is a Boulder, Colorado-based company specializing in advanced flow battery technology for grid-scale energy storage. The company has developed a proprietary metal-chelate flow battery system that utilizes non-corrosive, non-toxic, and non-flammable electrolytes. This technology enhances grid resilience and facilitates the integration of renewable energy sources by providing scalable, long-duration energy storage solutions. Otoro's batteries are cost-effective, leveraging abundant, non-critical minerals, and offer high efficiency with the potential for easy integration into existing vanadium flow battery systems. The company has received funding from various sources, including grants from the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation, and has participated in accelerator programs such as Third Derivative.
