Redflow delivers energy storage solutions. It self-described as one of the world’s safest and cleanest.

Redflow

RedFlow Limited

RedFlow Limited develops, manufactures, and sells zinc-bromine flowing electrolyte batteries worldwide. The company offers ZBM3 flow battery; energy pods, a scalable energy storage solutions; and battery management systems. The company's batteries are used in telecommunications, commercial and industrial, grid-scale, and residential applications. RedFlow Limited was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia.

Redflow | 8,349 followers on LinkedIn. Accelerating a carbon-free future. | Redflow Limited, a publicly listed Australian company (ASX: RFX), produces zinc-bromine flow batteries for stationary energy storage applications. Redflow batteries are designed for high cycle-rate, long time-base energy storage, and are scalable from small commercial systems through to grid-scale deployments. Redflow’s smart, self-protecting batteries offer unique advantages including secure remote management, 100 per cent daily depth of discharge, tolerance of high ambient temperatures, a simple recycling path, no propensity for thermal runaway and sustained energy delivery throughout their operating life.

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The new minimum operational record set in Queensland this week is further proof that energy storage is now, more than ever, required to absorb excess solar or other renewable energy and provide long-duration energy storage (4+ hours) to shift the power into peak time’s providing dispatchable load for the grid. Redflow ’s zinc-based long-duration energy storage is the perfect solution to support a renewables grid.

🔋Batteries, and more specifically flow batteries, are now being recognised as playing a crucial role in supporting the NEM in the morning and evening energy peaks. Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) ’s new report noted a near doubling of battery dispatch during morning and evening peaks, and across all hours. This trend is set to increase as we move to a renewable grid, and flow batteries are the perfect energy storage solution to mop up the excess solar for use later.

California continues to be at the forefront of growth in global energy storage and Redflow is proud to be working with the California Energy Commission on a number of long-duration energy storage projects in California. These projects include: 👉 Anaergia Rialto Bioenergy facility 2 MWh 👉 Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians 15 MWh solar and storage project 👉 Barona Community 6.6 MWh LDES Project 👉 Valley Children’s Hospital 34.4 MWh energy storage project Our local commercial team are based in California to support this growing region.

Our Chief Engineer Juergen Reitz recently visited Redflow's Thailand manufacturing facility. Check out his update on ramp up of the facility and development of our new X10 product.

California is at the epicenter of global demand for long-duration storage. This week’s announcement by the California Public Utilities Commission proposes the procurement of over 10 GW of new energy resources (that do not use lithium-ion) including 1 GW of multi-day long-duration energy storage (LDES) and another 1 GW of 12-hour-plus LDES. Mark Higgins Redflow’s CCO said, “Redflow has a strong track record in delivering behind-the-meter microgrids in California for critical infrastructure which has put us on the radar of those looking at long-duration storage. Our next-generation large-scale product will be ready to offer a highly competitive and perfectly positioned solution for these new ambitious procurement projects. We continue to lay the groundwork for long-term success in California’s enormous front-of-meter market”. Read the full article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gncSNX39

Redflow and Stanwell Corporation Limited held the first project meeting this week, kicking-off work on the feasibility study process which represents the first part of the recently announced MOU. Redflow will collaborate with Stanwell as part of our X10 product development process to design a pilot BESS for deployment at Stanwell’s’ Future Energy Innovation Training Hub (FEITH). Glenn Clark Tim Harris Chris Peet Michael O'Rourke Matthew Lantsbery

Redflow is featured in the new Australian Clean Energy Equipment, Technology and Services Capability Directory! 📊💡 The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) report highlights Australian innovation in products and services across #solar , #wave , #wind , #CarbonCapture , utilisation and storage, #EnergyStorage , grids and behind the meter, #bioenergy and energy from waste. Download the report here: https://lnkd.in/dPiT6U3J #NetZero #CleanEnergy #GoGreenWithAustralia

Redflow CTO Steven Hickey recently visited our factory in Thailand where we have been working on improving electrode efficiency and performance. Joseph Chacko has been overseeing the improvements and was an excellent support during their factory visit.

This week the team at Redflow welcomed Jennifer Howard Assistant Minister for Treasury, Trade and Investment to our head office in Brisbane. We were able to share our exciting Stanwell Corporation Limited MOU news as well as give the Minister a full briefing on our technology and our ambitions for future manufacturing in Queensland. Trade and Investment Queensland I Antonio Lovisi I Tim Harris I Glenn Clark I Conan Jones I Tim MacTaggart I Steven Hickey

We look forward to working together with Stanwell Corporation Limited and the Queensland Government to build the Queensland battery industry and grow local jobs.

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