The CEO of Imergy Power, Bill Watkins, generously agreed to answer some questions related to the company’s new ESP30 flow battery. Check them out following an image of one of Imergy Power’s flow batteries. 1. How many MW of power and how many hours of storage do your flow batteries … [continued]
Cost of energy storage sinking like a stone: Imergy Energy Systems shaves down price of its vanadium flow battery series from $500 per kWh to $300.
Cleantechnica interviews Imergy Power Systems about the company’s “mining” of vanadium from waste materials for use in its flow batteries.
Three Washington State utilities with big investments in wind power have just signed on to a new $14.3 million energy storage and smart grid demonstration project. The end payoff will be further proof that wind power and other intermittent forms of energy can be integrated into a utility scale electricity provider while keeping up a steady stream of reliable, durable power.
Vanadium flow batteries offer the kind of low cost, high capacity energy storage solutions that will help transform the wind and the sun into power sources that rival fossil fuel plants for stability and reliability, but as always there are a couple of catches: where to get the silvery transition … [continued]
