Eos Energy Enterprises and Turbine-X Energy sign joint development agreement to deploy 2GWh of zinc battery storage paired with natural gas turbines for US AI data center market

US zinc battery energy storage firm Eos Energy Enterprises partnered with Turbine-X Energy, a behind-the-meter gas-fired power infrastructure company, to develop and deploy power infrastructure for the AI data center market across the US. The companies signed a joint development agreement (JDA) envisioning the development and deployment of up to 2GWh of Eos storage systems across a defined project pipeline over the next 36 months, with initial deployments expected to commence in 2027. The BESS systems will be paired with simple-cycle natural gas turbine generation from Baker Hughes' NovaLT gas turbines, creating a fully engineerable power solution designed for constrained, high-load environments such as AI campuses. The power delivery will be all behind-the-meter, enabling faster power connections for data centers. Turbine-X specializes in gas-fired power solutions for the data center market using Baker Hughes' NovaLT turbines with capacities ranging from 5.5MW to 17.5MW, while Eos manufactures zinc-based energy storage systems with its Znyth storage system offering four to 16 hours of duration and a 25-year lifespan.

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Turbine-X Energy

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Canadian cross-platform power solutions provider specializing in rotating equipment for power generation across multiple industries, including renewables and data centers. Operates globally with vendor-neutral lifecycle support for turbines and reciprocating engines.

Eos Energy Enterprises

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U.S.-based manufacturer and developer of long-duration zinc-powered energy storage systems, including the Eos Z3™ battery and DawnOS™ control platform, with commercial deployments supporting renewable integration and grid resilience.

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Baker Hughes

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Baker Hughes is an energy technology company that develops and deploys advanced technologies to serve energy and industrial companies. They offer solutions for oilfield services and equipment, liquefied natural gas (LNG), industrial technology, energy transition, industrial solutions, and remote operations.