University of Queensland and Fraunhofer ICT have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for research and development of iron/iron redox flow batteries. The signing was attended by Hon. Dick Cameron, Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment, who emphasized the importance of the cooperation for the development of a battery industry in Queensland, Australia.
Today is finally the day. After two years of work, WILEY-VCH Flow Batteries has been published in three volumes and with over 1200 pages in hardcover and digital version. The book can be ordered directly from WILEY https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/book/10.1002/9783527832767 or from booksellers.
The IEC New Work Item Proposal “Electrolyte for vanadium flow batteries” has been accepted by all of the members, which means that we will start developing a new international standard for vanadium electrolyte in IEC: https://www.iec.ch/ords/f?p=103:38:13392960990367::::FSP_ORG_ID,FSP_APEX_PAGE,FSP_PROJECT_ID:1290,23,122658#
European Union Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson and the Hon Chris Bowen MP, Australian Minister for Climated Change and Energy toured UNSW, including a visit of CENELEST redox flow battery research facilities.
This week, CENELEST took part in the Smart Energy Expo and Fair at the Conference Center in Sydney with an exhibition stand. Various participants presented to visitors what CENELEST is and can do for the research and development of redox flow batteries. The results of projects carried out with CENELEST were also presented. Smart Energy in Sydney is one of the largest trade fairs in Australia in the field of renewable energies and stationary energy storage.
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Energy Storage Industries Asia Pacific’s Stuart Parry was delighted to be one of the hosts for Queensland Premier Steven Miles, Grace Grace MP, Mick de Brenni, Leanne Linard MP and Glenn Butcher for the launch of the five-year Queensland Battery Industry Strategy. Queensland is at the forefront of battery technology development and this strategy will reinforce the state’s reputation as a leader in the renewable energy economy. ESI’s grid-scale batteries are comparable to mini pumped-hydro systems that can be delivered in strategic locations around the state to supply affordable and reliable renewable energy to homes and businesses overnight.
