Trinity Capital Inc. announced the commitment of up to $35 million in equipment financing to Torus, a U.S.-based energy technology company seeking to build the next generation of energy infrastructure.

Torus designs, engineers and manufactures distributed mesh energy infrastructure that delivers scalable, secure and reliable power, helping reducing costs, improving resilience, and supporting rising demand driven by electrification and AI-driven load growth. Its full-stack platform integrates battery and inertial-based storage, AI-powered management, cybersecurity and long-term operations and maintenance across utilities, data centers, manufacturers and commercial and industrial facilities.

"Torus is looking to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in our energy infrastructure, bringing grid-scale performance closer to where it's needed most," said Ryan Little, Senior Managing Director, Equipment Finance at Trinity Capital. "We're proud to help support their GigaOne build out as they look to scale production to meet growing demand."

The equipment financing will help to support Torus in expanding its manufacturing capacity and scaling production operations at its new GigaOne manufacturing and assembly facility.

"Our customers are scaling fast and they need an energy infrastructure partner who can scale with them. Trinity Capital's support allows us to continue to expand GigaOne and meet the demand to deliver American-made energy systems to the utilities, data centers, and commercial and industrial operators counting on us," said Dillon Pierson, Chief Financial Officer at Torus.