Eos Energy Relocates HQ to Pittsburgh in $353M Move
The company will also expand its manufacturing capabilities.
Eos Energy Enterprises will relocate its corporate headquarters from Edison Park, N.J., to Pittsburgh. The $352.9 million move will also include an expansion of its battery manufacturing operations in the Pittsburgh region.
The new headquarters will occupy a 40,000-square-foot office space at 2 Allegheny Center (also known as 100 S. Commons), in Nova Place, a 1.2 million-square-foot campus in Pittsburgh’s North Shore neighborhood, owned by Faros Properties. The site will also host a new software hub for Eox.
The relocation is slated to begin in the second half of 2026. Eos is currently at 3920 Park Ave. in Edison Park, where it occupies 63,200 square feet, according to Yardi Matrix information.
Located at 100 S. Commons, the three-building Nova Place complex is the redevelopment of the former Allegheny Center. Its amenities include a 10,000-square-foot fitness center, modernized common spaces and Pittsburgh’s largest coworking space, among others.
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Eos is a major American manufacturer of zinc-based battery energy storage systems. Its Zynth-brand aqueous zinc batteries are intended for power storage in the utility, industrial and commercial sectors.
During the initial phase of this relocation project, Eos leased two facilities last year, at 200 and 700 Braddock Ave. in Turtle Creek, about 12 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, where the company operates an automated production line.
And as part of the current expansion, Eos will commit to an existing 432,000-square-foot facility at 150 Thorn Hill Road, in Thorn Hill Industrial Park, Marshall Township, in northern Allegheny County, where additional production lines are planned.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will be investing $22 million in the project, based on the expectation that it will create at least 735 new jobs and retain 265 current ones.
The company did not reply to Commercial Property Executive’s request for additional information.
An energetic metropolis
Eos highlighted multiple energy-related investments underway in or announced for the Pittsburgh area so far this year. Among them, Liberty Energy announced plans to build a power generation facility in the region, and a coal plant in Homer City is transforming into a $10 billion gas-powered data center campus that will generate 4.5 GW of electricity by 2027, becoming the nation’s largest natural gas–powered AI data center.
A Pittsburgh-area project that exemplifies the growing need for energy is data center operator TECfusions’ planned redevelopment of almost 1,400 acres of a former Alcoa aluminum office-and-industrial property in Upper Burrell, Pa., into a hyperscale data center campus that’s anticipated to total 500,000 square feet and as much as 3 GW of capacity within six years.
Under a $2 million grant from the Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program, three buildings at the campus will be powered by a dual-fuel, energy-efficient, low-emission on-site microgrid. TECfusions stated that the facility will feature on-site power generation using natural gas, enabling dual utility and microgrid capabilities.
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