In Pictures: Samsung SDI signs 1 GWh US energy storage supply deal with Alpha Omega Power

Samsung SDI will supply high-nickel NCA battery cells and modules for utility-scale storage projects across the WECC and ERCOT markets.

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The 1 GWh agreement builds on earlier deals, bringing total supply between Samsung SDI and Alpha Omega Power to 1.5 GWh.

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All cells and modules for the deal will be produced at the StarPlus Energy plant in Kokomo, Indiana.

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Utility-scale energy storage demand is rising as developers seek reliable capacity for grids in the western and Texas markets.

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The partnership underscores the growing role of US-manufactured batteries in the energy storage supply chain.

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Samsung SDI's US subsidiary signed the supply agreement with utility-scale developer Alpha Omega Power.

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High-nickel NCA batteries are central to Samsung SDI's strategy for utility-scale storage deployments.

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The Kokomo plant supports domestic production as energy storage deployments accelerate across the US.

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Energy storage projects in ERCOT and WECC will draw on the 1 GWh supply deal announced this week.

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