Company Snapshot
Form Energy is a Energy company, based in Somerville, Massachusetts, USA, founded 2017 by Mateo Jaramillo, Yet-Ming Chiang, Ted Wiley, William Woodford, Marco Ferrara.
Recent changes
- Aug 14, 2026Aug 14, 2026Form Energy Raises $750M to Scale Grid Batteries Pulse story
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026Raised $750M Series G TechCrunch
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026New investor: T. Rowe Price TechCrunch
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026New investor: GE Vernova TechCrunch
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026New investor: Breakthrough Energy Ventures TechCrunch
Earlier changes (4)
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026New investor: TPG Rise Climate TechCrunch
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026New investor: Coatue Management TechCrunch
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026New investor: Sequoia Capital TechCrunch
- Aug 12, 2026Aug 12, 2026Form Energy Raises $750M for 100-Hour Grid Batteries Pulse story
Funding History
1 event · sources dated per row| Date | Event | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 12, 2026 | Series G | $750M | — | TechCrunch |
Investors
T. Rowe PriceBreakthrough Energy VenturesCoatue ManagementGE VernovaSequoia CapitalTPG Rise ClimateAramco VenturesBlindspot VenturesCari TunaDustin MoskovitzEnergy Impact PartnersFranklin TempletonGigascale CapitalJanus Henderson InvestorsM&G Catalyst FundNGPPEAK6 InvestmentsPrelude VenturesThe Engine
Latest Pulse
- Aug 17, 2026August's Mega-Rounds Have Already Cleared $9BFive disclosed rounds in the first two weeks of August 2026 -- Databricks, Firmus, River AI, Lovable and Form Energy -- total roughly $9.25 billion, with data infrastructure and AI compute taking three quarters of it.→
- Aug 14, 2026Form Energy Raises $750M to Scale Grid BatteriesForm Energy raised $750 million led by T. Rowe Price to scale its 100-hour iron-air grid battery technology, the third-largest round in Crunchbase's tracking of this week's biggest U.S. deals behind Databricks and River AI.→
- Aug 12, 2026Form Energy Raises $750M for 100-Hour Grid BatteriesForm Energy raised a $750 million Series G led by T. Rowe Price to expand its iron-air batteries, which store power for up to 100 hours and are being bought by Google, Xcel Energy and Crusoe for AI data center power.→
- Aug 4, 2026Ore Energy Raises $43M for Iron-Air BatteriesAmsterdam's Ore Energy raised a $43M Series A from Plural and HV Capital to commercialize iron-air batteries that store renewable power for up to 100 hours at roughly a tenth of lithium-ion's cost.→
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FUNDING$9.25B in 5 rounds
August's Mega-Rounds Have Already Cleared $9B
Five disclosed rounds in the first two weeks of August 2026 -- Databricks, Firmus, River AI, Lovable and Form Energy -- total roughly $9.25 billion, with data infrastructure and AI compute taking three quarters of it.
BY THE NUMBERS
Form Energy Raises $750M to Scale Grid Batteries
FUNDING
Form Energy Raises $750M to Scale Grid Batteries
Form Energy raised $750 million led by T. Rowe Price to scale its 100-hour iron-air grid battery technology, the third-largest round in Crunchbase's tracking of this week's biggest U.S. deals behind Databricks and River AI.
DEEP DIVE
Form Energy Raises $750M for 100-Hour Grid Batteries
FUNDING$750M Series G
Form Energy Raises $750M for 100-Hour Grid Batteries
Form Energy raised a $750 million Series G led by T. Rowe Price to expand its iron-air batteries, which store power for up to 100 hours and are being bought by Google, Xcel Energy and Crusoe for AI data center power.
DEEP DIVE
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Who are Form Energy's investors?
Form Energy's investors include T. Rowe Price, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Coatue Management, GE Vernova, Sequoia Capital, and 14 more (As of 2026-09-23T19:59:55Z).
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