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Moxion Power

Richmond, CAStartupmoxionpower.com
Founded
2020
Employees
50-150
Headquarters
1414 Harbour Way S #1800, Richmond, CA 94804

Moxion Power is a Richmond, California-based clean energy company that designs and manufactures battery-electric mobile power units intended to replace diesel generators across a wide range of industries. Their products deliver on-demand, emissions-free power for applications including film and television production, construction sites, events, emergency response, and utility grid support - markets that have historically relied on loud, polluting diesel generators. Moxion's units are fully electric, offer silent operation, zero direct emissions, and can be rapidly deployed wherever temporary or supplemental power is needed.

The company's technology centers on high-capacity mobile energy storage systems that are ruggedized for field use and designed for ease of transport and setup. By integrating advanced battery chemistry with intelligent energy management software, Moxion enables customers to reduce their carbon footprint without sacrificing reliability or power availability. Their platform also supports fleet-scale deployments, making them attractive to large enterprise customers seeking to meet sustainability commitments.

Moxion Power is significant to the US energy supply chain because it addresses the "last mile" of energy delivery - the countless temporary and off-grid power needs that currently depend on fossil fuels. As the US accelerates its clean energy transition, mobile battery power platforms like Moxion's play a critical role in decarbonizing distributed and temporary power consumption, reducing diesel dependency, and complementing broader grid modernization efforts. The company is part of a growing ecosystem of energy storage and electrification companies reshaping how Americans access and consume power outside of the traditional grid.

Funding

Reported to have raised significant venture funding to scale its battery-electric mobile power platform; exact round details and total raised could not be independently verified during this research session.