Cheesecake Energy
Cheesecake Energy provides compressed air energy storage systems through its eTanker technology, which stores electricity as compressed air and heat for renewable microgrids, EV fleet charging, and heavy industry. Founded in 2016 in Nottingham, United Kingdom, the company has raised $5.6M in seed funding from investors including Advanced Propulsion Centre UK, BGF, and The University of Nottingham. Provider of…
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Cheesecake Energy provides compressed air energy storage systems through its eTanker technology, which stores electricity as compressed air and heat for renewable microgrids, EV fleet charging, and heavy industry. Founded in 2016 in Nottingham, United Kingdom, the company has raised $5.6M in seed funding from investors including Advanced Propulsion Centre UK, BGF, and The University of Nottingham. Provider of solutions for compressed air energy storage system. It provides green energy storage technology known as eTanker, which stores electricity in the form of compressed air and heat. It can be used for renewable microgrids, electric vehicle fleet charging, and heavy industry. Founded in 2016, headquartered in Nottingham, United Kingdom. The team comprises 18 (May 31, 2026) employees.
Business model
Renewable Energy Tech > Horizontal > Energy Storage > Compressed Air,
Energy Storage Tech > Energy Storage System > Compressed Air
Team background
College Wise > University of Cambridge
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