CCopper makes a home appliance called Charlie, an energy-storage equipped induction range. It runs on a standard 120V outlet thanks to built-in battery storage, avoiding costly electrical upgrades and providing power during outages. The stove uses induction heating to cook efficiently with less indoor air pollution than gas. Copper sells Charlie directly to consumers through its website and other retail channels, positioning it as an eco-friendly, easy-to-install alternative to gas stoves. The product targets environmentally conscious homeowners and families seeking better indoor air quality and lower fossil-fuel dependence, offering potential savings on installation and energy costs. Copper’s goal is to make clean energy in daily cooking practical and accessible by replacing traditional gas ranges with a safe, energy-efficient induction option.
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2022
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Copper has partnered with Royal Green Appliance Companies to bring its Charlie induction range to showrooms across New York, New Jersey, and Florida. This marks Copper's first retail partnership. Charlie is the world's first battery-equipped induction range. It plugs into a standard 120-volt outlet whilst using its integrated 5 kWh battery to deliver high-power performance typically requiring 240-volt appliances. The battery allows cooking during power outages. The range will be available at Royal Green's Tribeca showroom in Manhattan, as well as locations in White Plains, Long Island, Parsippany, Fort Myers, and Naples. Charlie is priced starting at $5,999. Regular in-showroom cooking demonstrations will allow customers to experience the range firsthand.
Battery-backed stove startup Copper has secured $28 million in funding. This investment highlights a focus on the business-to-business market for clean appliances, despite a general reduction in federal climate policy support.
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There are lots of reasons why induction cooking is better than gas: control, speed, safety, health, and the environment. In our last post, we sang the praises of induction and dug into all the reasons it is crucial for decarbonizing our lives. In this post, we assume you’re sold and share the things to consider when buying induction for your home. Types of Induction Cooktops. Portable cooktop. The easiest way to test induction is with a portable cooktop, also known as a hob
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Berkeley, CA
Founded
2022
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