Channing Street Copper
Channing Street Copper provides energy storage-equipped cooking appliances through its product Charlie, the world's first battery-equipped induction range. Charlie plugs into a standard 120v outlet with a 5 kWh battery ensuring plenty of power to cook, eliminating the need for expensive electrical rewiring when upgrading from gas. The lithium iron phosphate battery charges during off-peak hours and can serve as a…
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Channing Street Copper provides energy storage-equipped cooking appliances through its product Charlie, the world's first battery-equipped induction range. Charlie plugs into a standard 120v outlet with a 5 kWh battery ensuring plenty of power to cook, eliminating the need for expensive electrical rewiring when upgrading from gas. The lithium iron phosphate battery charges during off-peak hours and can serve as a grid asset. Featured in The New York Times, CNBC, and NPR, the company was selected to supply 10,000 stoves to NYC Housing Authority. Founded in 2022 in Berkeley, United States, the company has raised $31.0M in Series B funding from investors including Climate Capital, Collab Fund, and SBXi.
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Energy Storage Tech > Energy Storage System > Hybrid
Team background
College Wise > Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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