November
2019
Moment Energy founded.
Moment Energy was founded in a home garage in Surrey, British Columbia by four engineers: Edward Chiang, Sumreen Rattan, Gabriel Soares and Gurmesh Sidhu.
November
2020
First battery supply relationship.
Secured a supply-chain relationship with Nissan North America for retired EV batteries — a key early partnership for second-life battery sourcing.
May
2021
Deployed at Quadra Island.
Deployed Quadra Island off-grid energy storage project (in British Columbia) using their repurposed battery system, demonstrating real-world application.
November
2021
Seed funding round.
Closed a CAD 3.5 million seed funding round (led by Version One Ventures) to commercialize its battery energy-storage systems.
July
2022
Expanding supply relationships.
Entered a supply agreement with Mercedes‑Benz Energy for second-life EV batteries — expanding its sourcing partnerships with major automakers.
March
2023
Deployed at God's Pocket.
Moment Energy deployed its Flora BESS at the off-grid scuba diving resort, God’s Pocket. The system reduced the diesel-generator runtime by roughly 75%, serving as the primary energy source for multiple buildings during the off-season.
October
2023
Key safety milestone.
Became the first company in North America to achieve the certification UL 1974 (Standard for Evaluation for Repurposing Batteries) — a major credibility and safety milestone.
June
2024
Deployed at TUGLIQ Energie.
Moment Energy provided its Flora BESS integrated with solar & wind for relocatable temporary camps (RTCs) under the Canadian Department of National Defence.
October 2024
Expansion to the US.
Awarded US $20.3 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to establish the first certified EV battery-repurposing facility in the U.S. — planning ~1 GWh / year capacity and creating ~250 skilled jobs.
January
2025
Series A funding.
Announced US $15 million Series A funding (co‐led by Amazon Climate Pledge Fund & Voyager Ventures) to build the world’s first second-life battery gigafactory in the U.S.
