Redflow Says Trials Show Large-Scale Storage “Cost Competitive”

CleanTechnica
By Giles ParkinsonSep 19, 2014, 2:40 pm70 pts
RenewEconomy By Giles Parkinson Australian battery technology developer RedFlow says trials of its zinc-bromine “flow” batteries shows that the technology is “cost competitive” in large-scale applications on the electricity grid. The Brisbane-based and ASX-listed company said in a statement it has…

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