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Antora Energy

CleanSeries B

Long-duration thermal energy storage for dispatchable renewable power

🌐 www.antora.energyLinkedInX / Twitter📍 CAEst. 2019👥 51-200 employees
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General InformationAntora Energy, founded in 2019 and based in California, develops molten silicon thermal energy storage systems with 51-200 employees, enabling long-duration renewable energy storage and dispatch.
Funding & FinancialsThe company has raised approximately $90-120 million across Series A and Series B rounds, with backing from Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Lowercarbon Capital, and other climate-focused investors.
Leadership & TeamCEO Founder Arpit Dwivedi leads the company; the team includes experienced engineers and executives from Tesla, Lockheed Martin, and energy storage sectors.
Recent ActivityAntora has been advancing pilot deployments of its molten silicon thermal storage system and securing partnerships with utilities and industrial heat customers to commercialize long-duration energy storage solutions.

Highlights

Total Raised
1 rounds
Latest Round
$550
Jul 31, 2026
Stage
Series B
clean-tech
Employees
51-200
Founded 2019
Headquarters
CA
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Backers

Activate Capital
Breakthrough Energy Ventures
Decarbonization Partners
Eclipse
G2 Venture Partners
Impact Science Ventures
John Doerr
Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures
Lowercarbon Capital
Ribbit Capital
Salesforce Ventures
StepStone Group
Trust Ventures
Westly Group

Funding History

$550
2026
Series C
SEC Form D   Editorial
Jul 31, 2026
$550 millionSeries C · Editorial

Investors: G2 Venture Partners, Eclipse, Ribbit Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Activate Capital, John Doerr, Westly Group, StepStone Group, Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures, Impact Science Ventures, Decarbonization Partners, Trust Ventures, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Lowercarbon Capital

Antora Energy, a thermal battery storage company delivering energy storage solutions for industrial facilities and data centers, raised $550 million in Series C funding to accelerate deployment and build a second U.S. manufacturing facility.

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