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From China to Pittsburgh, Eos bets on American manufacturing

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Zito, S. (2026, October 30). From China to Pittsburgh, Eos bets on American manufacturing. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/4786311/from-china-to-pittsburgh-eos-bets-on-american-manufacturing/

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Joe Mastrangelo, CEO of Eos Energy Enterprises, expressed his pride and humility during a visit to the company’s new factory in Warrenville, Pennsylvania. Standing on a mezzanine above the factory floor, he reflected on the scale of their achievement as robotic cells, conveyors, and steel gantries filled nearly the entire length of the building. The article highlights Eos's commitment to American manufacturing through this significant investment.

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Eos Energy Enterprises inaugurated its new manufacturing plant in Warrendale, Pennsylvania, with Joe Mastrangelo, the company's CEO, expressing pride and humility over the facility's scale and technology. Standing on a mezzanine above the factory floor, Mastrangelo surveyed robotic cells, conveyors, and steel gantries that stretch throughout the building. This move underscores Eos’s commitment to expanding American manufacturing capabilities in energy storage solutions.

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