FlexGen Power Systems has acquired assets and IP from Powin, solidifying its position as a major player in battery energy storage. The acquisition boosts FlexGen’s international presence in grid-scale storage solutions, meeting the increased demand for reliable energy performance globally.

The approval from the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey in early August 2025 paved the way for FlexGen’s acquisition of Powin’s assets. CEO Kelcy Pegler emphasizes the critical role of batteries in meeting the world’s electricity demands and highlights the company’s commitment to grid-scale storage innovation.

FlexGen ensures seamless service continuity for former Powin customers by integrating their team members. Clients can transition to FlexGen’s HybridOS platform for improved system uptime and longevity. Powin CEO Brian Kane expresses confidence in FlexGen’s ability to support and provide reliable services to their systems and customers.

In a partnership with Trina Storage, FlexGen implemented a 371 megawatt hour energy storage system in Texas, showcasing Trina Storage’s advanced Elementa 2 solution. The collaboration highlights the companies’ commitment to cutting-edge energy storage technology and solutions for the future.

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