Redflow says Thai factory will be rolling out zinc-bromine flow batteries by end 2017, after work on the plant started this week.
Redflow battery plant under construction in Thailand
Redflow
Hackett steps aside as chair, CEO of battery storage company Redflow
Hackett steps down from twin roles at Redflow as company focuses on new manufacturing facility and cutting costs.
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South Africa’s largest manufacturer of printed circuits has beaten frequent power outages and cut its energy costs by deploying Australian-designed Redflow zinc-bromine flow batteries.
Redflow scores second major battery sale for remote Pacific Island projects
Redflow gets second major order within months for its zinc bromine batteries for application on remote, Pacific Island sites.
Redflow chooses Thailand for battery factory
Australian battery company Redflow Limited has today announced it has established a company in Thailand to manage production of its zinc-bromine flow batteries in South East Asia.
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Redflow resumes battery storage deliveries, scores biggest sale
Redflow says it has resumed deliveries after solving a problem with impurities, and has also secured its large contract – for a Pacific Islands hybrid storage installation.
Redflow suspends battery delivery so it can address product failures
ASX-listed battery maker Redflow discovers electrolyte problems at pivotal time of home battery storage roll-out.
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