Solar Storage — The Technology Is Here


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Join TalkSolar as the discussion of vanadium storage cells is discussed. There is only one vanadium mine in the US and now that is being used to create this storage technology. Is vanadium the key to better storage? Listen in by clicking the play button below to hear Bill Radvak, CEO of American Vanadium, discuss this potential game changing technology.

Bill Radvak, CEO American Vanadium
Bill Radvak, CEO American Vanadium

Bill Radvak joined American Vanadium as President and CEO in January, 2010. He spearheaded the company’s transition from a mineral exploration company into a vertically integrated energy storage company with the execution of the Master Sales Agreement for North America with Gildemeister to market the world’s leading CellCube vanadium redox flow energy storage system.

Bill Radvak received an engineering degree from the University of British Columbia. Previously, he was a Founder and CEO of Response Biomedical, a publicly listed medical device company. Mr. Radvak led Response Biomedical from its evolution to a 90-employee sales and manufacturing company.

In this episode of TalkSolar, we talk with Bill about solar storage, American Vanadium, and other matters.

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