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Australian redox flow battery maker Allegro secures fresh cash to scale to mass production
The New South Wales (NSW)-based startup wants to enter mass production with products featuring a microemulsion electrolyte made of cheap, easily available and recyclable, non-toxic, and non-flammable materials.
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Go with the flow (batteries)
There is a gap in the market for long-duration energy storage (LDES), according to US-based manufacturer ESS Inc. – one which can’t be plugged with lithium-ion chemistry. Hugh McDermott, of ESS Inc. tells pv magazine how he thinks iron flow batteries fit into the energy system of the future, as the company pursues global expansion.

German project for fast industrial implementation of sodium-ion battery technology
Cheap, safe, widely available sodium could be used for battery energy storage alongside photovoltaics. The Sodium-Ion-Battery Germany (SIB:DE) Research project is investigating whether sodium-ion technology can be affordably integrated into lithium-ion battery production facilities.
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Demand for large capacity battery storage cells goes strong as prices continue to slide
The analysis from Taipei-based intelligence provider TrendForce finds that the average price for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) energy storage system cells continued to slide in August, reaching CNY 0.35/Wh ($0.049/Wh). Meanwhile, demand for large capacity cells continued to grow at a steady pace.
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Saft expands battery production in the US to meet local demand
French battery maker Saft says it has started the production of its I-Shift grid-scale battery energy storage systems from its Jacksonville factory in the state of Florida. The company plans to boost its production capacity in the US to 5 GWh by 2027.

Deye announces Brazil battery factory, first outside China
Focused on making its equipment more competitive in Brazilian and other South American markets, Deye plans to start production of stationary lithium batteries in the first quarter of 2025. The products should be 30% cheaper than imported models. In a second phase, production of inverters will begin, generating more than 1,000 jobs.
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