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Thursday September 9th 2010

A proposed flow battery for grid-scale storage gets $1.6 million from ARPA-E – Nanowerk LLC

PhysOrg.com (press release) A proposed flow battery for grid-scale storage gets $1.6 million from ARPA-E Nanowerk LLC To meet the grid's storage needs, the Berkeley Lab team has proposed a flow battery using hydrogen -bromine chemistry. “At the end of the project, … Energy From the Sun Even after Dark? Earthtimes Utility-scale Battery Research Underway RenewableEnergyWorld.com all 7 news articles

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