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Torus Celebrates Grand Opening of Manufacturing Facility With Advanced Technology Demonstrations and Community Engagement

SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Torus, a leader in sustainable energy storage solutions, celebrated the grand opening of its new 44,000 square foot headquarters and manufacturing facility at 855 West 2400 South. The event took place Thursday, May 16 and showcased Torus’ latest innovations in energy storage and management technology. Attendees experienced the state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, which is the demonstration site for the company’s advanced machining and production techn...

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