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Vanadium flow batteries in 2020: Where are they now?
Case Study | August 10, 2020
China is home to the largest flow battery projects in the world. Back in 2016, the Chinese flow battery developer Rongke Power announced it would build a record‑shattering 200 MW/800 MWh flow battery on the Dalian Peninsula, with construction breaking ground in 2018. Similarly, VRB Energy was ... Not part of subscription
Azelio and Svea Solar sign MOU for multiple solar-plus-storage projects
News Commentary | February 01, 2021
Both companies will develop at least three projects in 2021, five in 2022, and 10 in 2023, totaling 8 MW of power and 100 MWh of energy storage capacity. Azelio has mainly been targeting diesel genset replacements for solar installations and previously claimed that its system is cost‑competitive ... Not part of subscription
ESS Inc. targets wider applications with scalable system
News Commentary | March 11, 2021
ESS Inc. announced the launch of the Energy Center, which can be sized to fit individual customers' needs, starting at 3 MW for discharge durations between six and 16 hours. The company's iron electrolyte flow battery was previously available at 75 kW/500 kWh. Flow batteries have become ideal for ... Not part of subscription
by Tim Grejtak
Minnesota electricity cooperative Great River Energy is procuring a 1 MW/150 MWh energy storage system from long-duration energy storage developer Form Energy. This represents Form Energy's first commercial application of long-duration energy storage technology, though it's unclear whether the device Great River Energy will install is the aqueous polysulfide-air flow battery system described in 2017. More likely, given the energy storage, this is Form Energy's other technology, an iron-air battery with a replaceable metal electrode. Clients should view this development as an early pilot in long-duration energy storage with a motivated customer and continue to research other technology options to enable similar capabilities.
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