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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· December 22, 2025

Eos Energy Honors Outgoing Chair Russ Stidolph for Years of Leadership and Investment and Appoints Industry Veteran Joseph Nigro as Chair of the Board of Directors

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Eos Energy Honors Outgoing Chair Russ Stidolph for Years of Leadership and Investment and Appoints Industry Veteran Joseph Nigro as Chair of the Board of Directors EDISON, N.J., Dec…
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  • Eos has one of the most advanced long-duration storage manufacturing platforms in the country

    80% confidence
  • Eos is building one of the most important energy-infrastructure platforms and is positioned to play a critical role in the future energy mix

    80% confidence
  • Without Russ' leadership, there would be no Eos

    80% confidence
  • Eos has successfully deployed over 5 GWh of operations in the field

    80% confidence
  • Prototype battery cells built when AltEnergy first invested in Eos cycle twice daily to this day

    80% confidence
  • As power demand accelerates with AI and electrification, long-duration storage will be essential to strengthen the grid and complement existing generation

    80% confidence
  • Eos' technology is uniquely suited to deliver flexibility and reliability for grid storage

    80% confidence
  • Joe Nigro's deep expertise across energy markets, finance, and large-scale operational execution makes him the right leader to guide the Board at this pivotal stage

    80% confidence

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