Will vanadium redox flow batteries address an issue that has been the Achilles’ heel of renewable energy production – how to store the power generated by wind and solar power generation? The sector has challenges, such as the inability of renewable energy sources to produce consistent on-demand power needed to supply an ever-fluctuating need.
Matt Harper of Vancouver-based @invinityenergysystems6807 a leader in battery storage systems says, “Yes. And in doing so, we will be filling a significant need in jurisdictions where there is a huge increase in the amount of renewable power being generated – power that needs a home until it is required for use: places like California, Australia and Alberta.”
We invited Matt Harper to join us for a @ConversationsThatMatter about harnessing, storing, discharging and recharging renewable energy to meet the electricity needs of the future.
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