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QPO manufactures and assembles battery modules, packs, and utility‑scale energy storage systems in the United States, offering a fully automated production line with an initial capacity of 1.2 GWh per year that can scale to 4.8 GWh. By leveraging domestic supply chains and Inflation Reduction Act tax credits, QPO provides OEMs, utilities, and renewable developers with competitively priced, ISO‑ and TUV‑compliant battery solutions that reduce lead times and eliminate reliance on foreign components.

Tualatin, United StatesFounded 202123300+ followers
Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Domestic manufacturers and utilities face limited domestic supply of battery modules and packs, leading to long lead times, high transportation costs, and dependence on foreign component sources.

Solution

QPO manufactures and assembles battery systems in the United States, leveraging extensive expertise in solar and battery energy storage production. By operating a high‑automation facility, QPO can produce up to 1.2 GWh of battery modules and packs per year, with a roadmap to reach 4.8 GWh by the fourth year. The company aligns its operations with the Inflation Reduction Act incentives, enabling competitive pricing and job creation while meeting ISO, TUV, ERP, and quality‑control standards. QPO’s vertically integrated approach shortens supply chains, reduces transportation expenses, and provides OEMs and utilities with locally sourced, scalable energy storage solutions.

Target Audience

Primary customers are OEMs, utility companies, and large‑scale renewable energy developers requiring domestically produced battery modules and energy storage systems.

Features

  • Fully automated U.S. manufacturing line for battery modules, packs, and utility‑scale energy storage systems
  • Production capacity of 1.2 GWh annually, scalable to 4.8 GWh within four years
  • Compliance with ISO, TUV, ERP, and rigorous quality‑control standards
  • Utilization of Inflation Reduction Act tax credits to lower customer costs and support domestic job growth
  • Integrated supply chain that minimizes lead times and eliminates reliance on foreign battery component suppliers
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