Find stats on top websites
The energy technology sector is experiencing rapid transformation, driven by increasing demands for grid resilience, integration of renewables, and enhanced cybersecurity. Innovations in energy storage and management are crucial for modernizing infrastructure and reducing operational costs. The focus is shifting towards secure, efficient, and domestically sourced solutions, addressing vulnerabilities and environmental goals.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Energy Storage System (ESS) Market Size in United States
~Undisclosed in business context, but estimated to be in the tens of billions USD for 2024.
(30-40% CAGR)
- Rapid adoption of battery storage.
- Increasing renewable energy integration.
- Growing demand for grid stability and resilience.
80 billion USD
Advanced algorithms and AI are enhancing the integration and real-time optimization of diverse energy storage technologies like flywheels and batteries for superior performance and longevity.
Development of cryptographic methods resilient to quantum computing attacks to secure critical energy infrastructure against future cyber threats.
Blockchain and DLT are enabling peer-to-peer energy trading and more transparent, secure, and efficient energy market operations at the local level.
AI-powered predictive analytics and digital twin technology are optimizing maintenance schedules, reducing downtime, and extending the lifespan of energy infrastructure assets.
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 offers significant tax credits, including standalone investment tax credits (ITC) for energy storage technologies, providing up to 30% or more for qualifying projects.
This policy directly reduces the capital cost for customers adopting energy storage solutions, making Torus's offerings more economically attractive and accelerating market adoption.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law allocates billions to grid modernization, resilience, and smart grid deployments, including funding for cybersecurity of energy systems and integration of renewable energy.
This law provides substantial funding opportunities for Torus's target utility and government clients, incentivizing investment in the very solutions Torus provides, particularly secure and resilient microgrids.
FERC Order 2222 enables distributed energy resources (DERs), including energy storage, to participate in all wholesale electricity markets operated by Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs) and Independent System Operators (ISOs).
This order creates new revenue streams and market opportunities for Torus's energy storage systems, allowing them to provide valuable grid services and monetize their capacity within wholesale markets.
Sign up now and unleash the power of AI for your business growth