Tempo, a leader in thermochemical energy storage (TCES) systems for industrial electrification, today announced its new corporate headquarters in San Diego, marking a critical step in the company’s transition to commercial scale.

Located in San Diego’s Sorrento Mesa innovation corridor, the 35,000-square-foot facility is designed to support materials development, engineering, prototype assembly, and system testing. While this facility serves as the company’s central “innovation engine,” Tempo is finalizing global gigawatt-scale production capabilities with tier-1 contract manufacturing partners to be announced later this year, ensuring a seamless transition to high-volume delivery.

The new facility features significant electrical infrastructure to support full-scale product testing, dedicated machine shop facilities for rapid prototyping, and environmentally controlled R&D areas to accelerate the deployment of containerized thermal batteries.

“Our new headquarters is built with the infrastructure required for scale,” said Pasquale Romano, CEO of Tempo. “Industrial electrification is moving to broad deployments, and success depends on factory-built, repeatable products. By delivering high-grade heat at a Levelized Cost of Storage (LCOS) lower than Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) systems, we are making the transition from natural gas to electrified heat an economic ‘no-brainer’ for heavy industry. This facility strengthens our capabilities while positioning us within one of the country’s deepest pools of technical talent.”

Electrifying Industrial Heat

Tempo develops TCES systems that enable industrial operators to electrify high-temperature processes traditionally powered by fossil fuels. By storing electricity as thermochemical energy and delivering it on demand, the platform provides a continuous stream of combustion-free, high-temperature air, enabling heavy industries such as cement, chemicals, and metals to replace combustion with electrified heat.

Key capabilities of the Tempo platform include:

• Kontinuierliche Lieferung: Superheated air 24/7 for uninterrupted manufacturing.
• Vielseitige Auswahl Precision temperature delivery from 100°C up to 1,200°C.
• Superior LCOS: Engineered for the specific demands of thermal energy, the platform achieves a lower LCOS than LFP-based storage, providing a superior ROI for industrial applications.
• Fast-Lade-Ökonomie Ein viereinhalbstündiges Ladefenster zur Maximierung der Energiearbitrage und Netzflexibilität.
• Nahtlose Skalierbarkeit Entwickelt für die Skalierung von Pilotprojekten bis hin zu industriellen Großanlagen parallel zur bestehenden Infrastruktur.
  
  

Backed by Leading Climate Investors

Tempo is backed by leading climate and energy investors, including Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Khosla Ventures, and Prelude Ventures. The company’s new headquarters reflects its continued momentum as it transitions from technical validation to commercial deployment across industrial sectors.

Für weitere Informationen über die industriellen Wärmelösungen von Tempo besuchen Sie die neu gestartete Website unter www.tempoenergy.com.

Über Tempo

Tempo mit Sitz in San Diego, Kalifornien, entwickelt thermochemische Energiespeichersysteme (TCES) für energieintensive Industrien. Die Plattform ermöglicht es Industriebetreibern, den Energieverbrauch im Laufe der Zeit zu verschieben, indem sie Strom dann beziehen, wenn er am kostengünstigsten ist, und ermöglicht die Elektrifizierung von Hochtemperatur-Industriewärme zu einem Kostenvorteil gegenüber fossilen Brennstoffen. Durch die thermochemische Speicherung von Strom liefert das System einen kontinuierlichen Strom von verbrennungsfreier Hochtemperatur-Luft bei bis zu 1.200 °C.

Tempo wird von führenden Klima- und Energieinvestoren unterstützt, darunter Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Khosla Ventures und Prelude Ventures.

Für weitere Informationen besuchen Sie www.tempoenergy.com.

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