Renewable energy jobs at GridStor

GridStor’s flagship operating asset is the Hidden Lakes Reliability Project in Texas, completed in November 2025 and recognized as one of the state’s largest battery storage facilities (source: gridstor.com). This project also facilitated an $86 million direct transfer of investment tax credits in partnership with Foss & Company (source: gridstor.com). Additionally, GridStor has entered a battery storage swap agreement with Axpo, a leading international energy company headquartered in Switzerland, linked to the Hidden Lakes project (source: gridstor.com). In Texas, the Gunnar Reliability Project in Hidalgo County, a 150 MW facility, is expected to begin operations by the end of 2026 (source: gridstor.com). In Colorado, GridStor acquired the Birdseye project in Adams County, a 199 MW / 796 MWh battery energy storage facility, in May 2026, expanding its footprint in the western U.S. (source: gridstor.com). The company manages a portfolio spanning the western and central United States, with assets in operation, construction, and a pipeline exceeding 3 GW in later-stage development (source: linkedin.com).

In 2025, GridStor completed the Hidden Lakes project in Texas and successfully sold $86 million in associated tax credits, marking a significant milestone in its commercial activities (source: gridstor.com). The company also strengthened its leadership team with key appointments in technology, commercial strategy, and finance roles during the same year (source: gridstor.com). In March 2026, GridStor secured a $120 million financing agreement with NORD/LB, Siemens Financial Services, and others to support the Gunnar Reliability Project in Texas (source: gridstor.com). April 2026 saw the announcement of a battery storage swap agreement with Axpo for the Hidden Lakes project (source: gridstor.com). In May 2026, the company expanded its portfolio by acquiring the Birdseye project in Colorado (source: gridstor.com). By September 2026, GridStor closed a $220 million debt financing deal with ING Capital, KeyBank, and Zions Capital Markets to complete a 100 MW battery storage facility in Arizona (source: gridstor.com).

GridStor offers roles primarily in commercial, development, finance, technology, and power-marketing functions, reflecting its focus on advancing battery storage projects across key U.S. power markets (source: linkedin.com). Recent job postings highlight positions such as Director of Business Development and Director of Origination, emphasizing work on behind-the-meter and on-site energy storage, customer partnerships, and long-term energy storage agreements (source: linkedin.com). The company culture is described as fast-paced, execution-driven, and collaborative, with a rapidly growing team supported by Goldman Sachs Asset Management backing (source: linkedin.com). GridStor operates regional offices in Denver and Los Angeles in addition to its Portland headquarters, fostering cross-functional collaboration and shared learnings across its infrastructure business (source: gridstor.com).