EticaAG Joins American Clean Power Association to Advance U.S. Clean Energy Innovation

EticaAG Joins American Clean Power Association to Advance U.S. Clean Energy Innovation
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EticaAG is now a proud member of the American Clean Power Association, joining a national coalition advancing clean energy. This partnership strengthens EticaAG’s mission to deliver fire-safe, U.S.-assembled battery storage and shape the future of reliable, renewable power across the utility, commercial, and industrial markets. Learn more about what this membership means for EticaAG.

EticaAG, a leader in non-flammable lithium battery energy storage systems, proudly announces its membership in the American Clean Power Association (ACP), the premier trade association representing the clean energy industry across the United States.

This strategic move positions EticaAG alongside over 800 clean energy companies united in accelerating the nation’s transition to low-cost, reliable, and renewable power. ACP represents a broad coalition of sectors including wind, solar, energy storage, clean hydrogen, and transmission, and serves as a powerful voice in shaping national energy policy and market development.

EticaAG is known for its safe, non-flammable BESS technology, built on its patented LiquidShield™ platform. The company’s solutions are designed to meet the growing demand for safe, scalable, and sustainable energy storage across utility, commercial, and industrial applications.

“Joining ACP reflects our commitment to driving innovation in clean energy and collaborating with industry leaders to shape the future of America’s power grid,” said Matthew Ward, President at EticaAG. “We look forward to contributing to ACP’s mission and leveraging its resources to expand the reach of our LiquidShield™ technology.”

As an ACP member, EticaAG gains access to exclusive policy briefings, market intelligence, and networking opportunities, including participation in ACP’s industry events and working groups. This membership will enhance EticaAG’s ability to engage in critical discussions around energy storage safety, grid modernization, and clean energy deployment.

About EticaAG

EticaAG is a U.S.-based Original Equipment Manufacturer for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). EticaAG specializes in safe, non-flammable BESS that eliminates fire and toxic gas from thermal runaway. Its LiquidShield™ platform delivers non-flammable, high-performance storage solutions designed for safety, scalability, and sustainability. EticaAG is committed to supporting the clean energy transition through innovation, domestic manufacturing, and industry collaboration.

About the American Clean Power Association (ACP)

The American Clean Power Association is the leading voice of today’s multi-tech clean energy industry, representing energy storage, wind, utility-scale solar, clean hydrogen, and transmission companies. ACP is committed to meeting America’s energy and national security goals and building our economy with fast-growing, low-cost, and reliable domestic power.

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