Tag: Vanadium
More Sodium-Ion Batteries Are Suddenly Emerging
At the beginning of January, CleanTechnica’s Christopher Arcus took note of the sudden, seemingly out-of-the-blue emergence of sodium-ion batteries on the global energy storage scene, and here we are just midway through the month with more news about sodium-ion batteries. This time it’s the US firm Unigrid, which has set … [continued]
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A Green Hydrogen Innovator In Oklahoma Has A Message For Texas: Hold My Beer
Texas has emerged as a hotbed of green hydrogen activity in the US, supported in part by know-how borrowed from the oil and gas industry. Now another iconic fossil fuel state, Oklahoma, is jockeying for a piece of the action. A case in point is the Oklahoma City startup Tobe … [continued]
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Power To The People! How Economic Choices Create Political Capital
Everything that goes around, comes around. The midterm election of 1890 may offer important lessons about political power and consumers.
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Made-In-The-US Flow Battery Technology Is Heading Overseas
The California flow battery startup Quino Energy is continuing to forge new connections in the US while expanding its horizons into India.
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StorEn: Leading the Future of Home Energy Storage
Disseminated on behalf of StorEn. With home energy storage demand soaring — projected to power 47% of U.S. homes with rooftop solar by 2050 — StorEn is transforming the industry. Their pioneering vanadium flow battery, designed to outlast Tesla’s Powerwall by a decade, is drawing interest from investors and energy … [continued]
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