This Redox Flow BREAKTRHOUGH Will Replace Lithium For Good!

Sodium ion battery, solid state battery, silicon battery, we´ve heard it all. But the Liquid REdox flow battery is one to really replace the Lithium ion battery for good!

Energy storage is crucial for renewable energy to become a viable option for powering our homes, businesses, and communities. With traditional lithium ion batteries struggling to keep up with demand, new battery technologies are emerging that could revolutionize the industry.

But there are different types of Redox flow batteries:
Vanadium electrolyte or Iron redox flow battery are promising for large-scale energy storage, offering high efficiency, long cycle life, and scalability. Likewise, sodium-ion batteries are a promising option for grid-scale energy storage, using abundant and inexpensive materials for electrodes.

But the electrolyte zinc bromine is the most promising in this matter.
Companies like Redflow or Gelion new zinc bromide gel battery are an excellent option for stationary energy storage.

These innovative battery technologies are just some of the solutions helping to power the energy transition towards a greener, more sustainable future. With advancements in battery technology, we can achieve a more reliable and efficient power grid, helping to drive the economy forward.

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[GenealogistBuchanan]

Some of this seems outdated. Lithium prices have dropped considerably. Recycling of Lithium ion batteries is becoming routine, Sodium Ion batteries have been showing a lot of promise. Flow is one of many interesting technologies.

[Soothsayer]

what is the Charge/Discharge rates of these redox batteries?

[Adam-ulpx]

Flow batteries will gain acceptance with utilities and large power consumers due to the ability to seperate its power from energy. I think ESS inc., out of Oregon is my favorite in this field so far, with their iron flow batteries

[hendraanthony]

Is it possible that redflow's expensive price is set so that they can provide kickbacks to politicians/goverments who deploy their product?

[dinozaurpickupline]

I have been an advocate for gel like substrate batteries, with a porous solid bridge for long time

[sundaramguruswamy]

Our body blood working like this principle.

[mike]

Flow batteries are not going to replace lithium batteries for mobile applications. They are the best hope for the storage needed to make renewables a practical replacement for fossil and nuclear.

[sundaramguruswamy]

Add electronic switching circuit improve capacity.

[josephdykes]

I have been hearing about all kinds of batteries for the past 5 years. Yet, lithium batteries still dominate. When will these alternative batteries really be practical?

[frucajse]

I've seen and read about a lot of promising ideas in the last 20 years

[tristramjenkins]

There’s an error in this video. Redflow was started by Chris and Alex Winter. Phil Livingston started redback technologies.

[Afrocanuk]

A flow battery with the same power density & temperature extreme immunity as gasoline is exactly what the automotive industry needs.

[SandyHaybron-hjpz]

Couldn’t watch entire video due to pounding in the audio

[erwinb]

And what about Sodium instead of Vanadium ?

[plinble]

0:20 I don't think the diagram is correct. Need 4 tanks and a reaction chamber. Chemical 1 charged, chemical 1 discharged, chemical 2 charged, chemical 2 discharged. Plus the vessel where the electric "magic" happens.

[sunroad]

"In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most.
Time taken in stocking energy to build an energy system, adding to it the time taken in building the system will always be longer than the entire useful lifetime of the system.
No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores.
No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it.
This universal truth applies to all systems.
Energy, like time, flows from past to future".

[Nikky-ioyv]

Bronco Power Boost for homes and businesses. A low cost solution without the need for solar.

[andrewharbit]

Salt, water, iron bountiful and cheap materials. Improve apon an equally cheap membrane and Evan with it's lower energy density you have a good market for back up power with long term storage

[markthompson]

Every few days a new super break through that
NEVER
appears.
The fault with ALL these devices is MONEY.
FOSSIL FUEL is big money i dont see that changing .

[phillipsusi]

So they don't have as much peak power output or input as lion batteries but are cheaper and easier to build in bulk storage... but then you reveal that they cost 3x as much as lion batteries so... yea... how is that economically viable again?