Flow Batteries

Systems that store energy in liquid active materials, making it easier to scale energy storage systems to large sizes and long discharge durations - ideal for integrating high penetrations of renewable energy to the grid.

LUX TAKE:

In today's grid, where natural gas is the default solution for balancing electricity supply and demand, flow batteries have little appeal save for integrating renewables where gas infrastructure is unavailable. In a future grid with a high penetration of wind and solar, flow batteries can play a critical role, providing carbon-free bulk capacity.

Lux Take last updated on March 19, 2019
Data last updated on May 06, 2021

What's New

Lux Research analysts and the Lux Intelligence Engine have added the following recent flow batteries developments.

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ESS Inc. targets wider applications with scalable system (March 11, 2021)

Azelio and Svea Solar sign MOU for multiple solar-plus-storage projects (February 1, 2021)

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