Eos Energy Locks 750 MWh DACH Partnership, Option to Expand to 2 GWh
EOSE•Eos Energy signed a binding Master Supply Agreement with CAPAC Energy securing 750 MWh of Indensity deployments in the DACH region through 2031, with an option to scale to 2 GWh and exclusive distribution rights. Initial projects are in construction with commercial operations targeted for late 2026.
1. Master Supply Agreement Terms
Eos Energy and CAPAC Energy have executed a binding Master Supply Agreement covering 750 MWh of zinc-based Indensity systems across Germany, Austria and Switzerland through 2031. The deal grants CAPAC exclusive distribution rights in the DACH region and includes a pathway to expand total capacity to 2 GWh via call-off orders.
2. Strategic Market Drivers
Germany’s accelerated coal phase-out, ambitious renewable targets, rising solar capacity and grid complexity are fueling demand for multi-hour storage. Recent regulatory reforms—such as updated building code privileges, co-location rules and a planned 2027 capacity market—enhance the long-term outlook for large-scale battery deployments in the region.
3. Project Timeline and Expansion Plans
CAPAC Energy has commenced construction on the first Eos deployments, aiming for commercial operations by late 2026. The framework agreement also opens evaluation of local EU manufacturing and assembly, potentially strengthening supply security, developing regional supply chains and supporting skilled industrial jobs across the DACH markets.




