Vanadium flow battery giant to go 'head-to-head' with Li-ion kings.
Invinity Energy Systems – formed from redT and Avalon – eyeing markets in UK, Canada, US, South Africa and China.
Next-generation energy storage technology companies redT and Avalon have merged to form Invinity Energy Systems, to further develop vanadium flow technology as a competitor to the lithium-ion (Li-ion) designs that have come to dominate the market as the global renewables build-out gathers pace.
Invinity believes its battery design, based around a non-flammable, liquid electrolyte held in tanks within a self-contained module, which has a 20-25 year operating life and does not degrade as fast as conventional batteries, will be “well suited to heavy-duty, daily use” storing solar and wind power production - Link
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