Michigan first. Midwest opportunity.
Good energy projects
start with common ground.
Connecting land, people, and development priorities for standalone battery storage.
EOS helps developers find prospective sites, engage landowners, and move early commercial work toward an informed decision.
The work before the project
A promising parcel is
only the beginning.
Battery storage development brings together landowner interests, electrical requirements, and commercial decisions. EOS focuses on the early site work that helps those conversations move forward—with the developer’s criteria guiding the search.
Our approach
See the full scope ↗Start with
the right search.
Agree the territory, site requirements, and information a developer needs before pursuing land.
Understand
the people.
Build landowner relationships and clarify interest, expectations, access, and practical constraints.
Make the next
decision clearer.
Bring site information and open questions together for the developer’s technical and commercial review.
Midwest site origination experience
From identifying opportunities to transferring site rights.
EOS identified prospective EV charging locations along the I-80 corridor, developed a site-host value proposition, secured site options in Iowa and Illinois, and transferred those rights under a confidential agreement.
That work shaped our approach: understand the location, build the relationship, and follow through on the commercial details. Today, we are bringing that foundation to standalone battery storage.
Explore our experience →Why storage / National perspective
A growing part of the energy landscape.
U.S. utility-scale battery storage reached nearly 52 GW of nameplate capacity by June 2026, following 8.3 GW of additions in the first half of the year.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, August 7, 2026. National figures include standalone and co-located storage.
For EOS, the opportunity starts locally: finding sites and relationships that fit a developer’s needs.
Battery storage first. EV charging still in view.