Stryten Energy – The Future of Lead, Lithium and Vanadium Energy Storage Unveiled at CES 2026
- Stryten Energy highlights lead, lithium, and vanadium redox flow battery technologies designed for grid resilience and renewable energy integration.
- Stryten’s scalable, tech-agnostic BESS solutions support data centers, manufacturing, and EV charging amid surging energy demand.
- U.S.-based manufactured and serviced batteries strengthen supply chains and secure America’s energy future.
ALPHARETTA, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Stryten Energy LLC, a leading U.S.-based energy storage solutions provider, will showcase its advanced battery energy storage solutions (BESS) at CES 2026, the world’s most influential technology event, taking place January 6-9 in Las Vegas. Visitors to the Stryten Energy booth (6929) will learn how the company’s battery-first, technology-agnostic approach is driving energy resilience and independence for critical sectors.
Mike Judd, CEO of Stryten Energy, said:
The future of energy isn’t just about keeping the lights on. It’s about creating a grid that can adapt and endure,
“At CES, we’re showing how Stryten is driving that transformation with advanced battery solutions built here in the U.S. We’re turning energy storage into a strategic advantage, strengthening communities, securing our supply chain, and powering America’s energy future.”
How Do Batteries Strengthen Grid Resilience and Support Growing U.S. Energy Demand?
Domestically manufactured batteries are the foundation of the future U.S. energy ecosystem, delivering flexibility, security, sustainability, and reliability at every level. According to Battery Council International (BCI), U.S. electricity demand is projected to quadruple by 2030, primarily driven by the adoption of AI and the electrification of business sectors. Batteries can support this surging demand by storing excess energy, balancing supply and demand, and providing reliable backup power. They also strengthen energy security by reducing reliance on foreign supply chains through domestic production, ensuring a resilient and secure grid.
Stryten Energy leads the transformation of energy storage with a portfolio of solutions that includes advanced lead, lithium, and vanadium technologies. The company’s battery-first, technology-agnostic model ensures customers have the right chemistry for the right application.
Showcasing Lead, Lithium, and Vanadium Flow Battery Innovations for Grid Resilience at CES 2026
- Lead BESS: Delivers grid resilience and reliable backup power through rapid response, voltage stabilization, and a modular design that scales from microgrids to large industrial sites. The solution’s ability to integrate with renewable and hydrocarbon energy sources make it a safe, dependable solution for peak shaving and a safeguard against power outages. The domestic circular economy of lead batteries makes them one of the most sustainable energy storage options available.
- Lithium Mobile Microgrid: Stryten’s modified Jeep can go where other vehicles can’t, bringing power to remote areas and providing disaster relief to weather-impacted areas with emergency power resources. The hybrid diesel-electric vehicle is enabled by proprietary software that efficiently manages a variety of energy sources, both carbon-based and renewable, and effectively stores that power in lithium and/or lead batteries for use on demand during prolonged power outages.
- Vanadium Redox Flow Battery Technology: Offers safe, scalable, long-duration energy storage for data centers and microgrids demanding 5-24+ hour resilience. Vanadium redox flow battery components are available through Stryten Energy’s joint venture, Storion Energy, which offers domestically sourced, non-flammable vanadium electrolyte and high-performance stack power assemblies.
Stryten Energy CES Panels Address AI Demand, Microgrids, and Distributed Energy
Stryten Energy will also host two dynamic in-booth panel discussions exploring how battery solutions are shaping the future of energy.
Powering the AI Era: The Role of Batteries in Data Center Infrastructure
Tuesday, January 6, at 3:00 p.m.
Panelists include:
- John A. Howes – Principal, Redland Energy Group
- Frank Sharp, Technical Director, EPRI
- Erik D. Spoerke, Ph.D., Senior Analytics Advisor, Energy Storage Division, DOE
- Travis Torrey, Chief Technology Officer, Storion Energy
- Moderator: Scott Childers, Vice President, Essential Power, Stryten Energy
“Local Power, National Impact, the Blueprint for Building Resilience Behind the Meter”
Wednesday, January 7, at 11:00 a.m.
Panelists include:
- John A. Howes – Principal, Redland Energy Group
- Dr. Vick Singh, COO, Dragonfly Energy
- Erik D. Spoerke, Ph.D., Senior Analytics Advisor, Energy Storage Division, DOE
- Moderator: Scott Childers, Vice President, Essential Power, Stryten Energy
Attendees will learn why distributed energy solutions are key to building resilient communities and how these technologies can transform energy management in an era of growing grid challenges.
Where Can You Learn More About Stryten Energy?
Visit Booth #6929, West Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center, to participate in Stryten Energy’s panels and learn how its advanced energy storage solutions are shaping the future.
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