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EORA Energy and Tulla Group have established a joint venture to develop integrated energy infrastructure, starting with a reference project at the Norseman gold mine in Western Australia.
The 300MW/600MWh comprehensive energy storage demonstration project in Guangdong has officially entered commercial operation, featuring seven mainstream storage technologies competing side-by-side.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and six other departments have issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for the new battery industry, explicitly supporting flow batteries and long-duration energy storage.
Driven by the growing adoption of vanadium redox flow batteries, the global ferro vanadium market is projected to expand to $8.8 billion by 2035, with China leading the growth.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency and Horizon Power are trialing various long-duration energy storage technologies, including zinc-bromine and molten salt batteries, to shift solar power to peak hours in remote areas.
UK-based RheEnergise has reached a 500 kW peak power milestone for its pilot pumped-storage hydroelectricity system, utilizing a proprietary high-density fluid to enable LDES on varied terrains.
TerraFlow Energy and DG Matrix announced a commercial agreement to deploy the first integrated vanadium redox flow battery and solid-state transformer architecture in the US to power a live high-performance computing cluster.
The REDOX BLEND project, a consortium of leading Dutch research institutions, received €5.0 million from NWO to develop long-duration flow battery technologies. The project focuses on organic materials and solid-boosted systems to enhance energy density.
Form Energy and Crusoe announced a 12 GWh agreement to support AI data-center infrastructure starting in 2027. Meanwhile, Ore Energy raised US$43 million and signed a 1 GWh iron-air storage agreement with Budget Thuis in the Netherlands.
The global iron-air battery market is projected to reach US$14.27 billion by 2035, driven by massive capital injections. Form Energy recently closed a US$270 million credit facility and raised US$750 million in Series G funding to scale its 100-hour storage systems.
Jiangxi Yinhui New Energy is advancing a 500 million RMB Phase II expansion for its vanadium electrolyte project in Yichun. Upon completion, the facility will be the world's largest, with an annual capacity of 200,000 cubic meters.
Researchers have developed a hydration modulation strategy for zinc-bromine flow batteries, achieving over 4,000 cycles and excellent low-temperature adaptability. This breakthrough paves the way for large-scale LDES deployment in cold climates.