LIVA, a subsidiary of AMG Critical Materials, has actually obtained vanadium redox circulation battery (VRFB) properties from Voith to broaden its tech for massive energy storage systems. December 28, 2023 Edgar Meza AMG LIVA battery in Hauzenberg, Germany Image: AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group N.V. Frankfurt-based LIVA Power Management Systems, an entirely owned subsidiary of Amsterdam-based AMG Critical Materials, has actually accepted get the VRFB possessions of Germany’s J.M. Voith. Voith has actually established a special innovation to manage and stabilize massive high-voltage VRFB energy storage systems. The innovation matches LIVA’s massive VRFB systems. LIVA prepares to incorporate the innovation into its massive energy storage systems. “This acquisition is an essential foundation for LIVA to even more broaden the appearance of the VRFB innovation,” stated LIVA CEO Volker Kölln. “By incorporating the Voith IP, we can enhance the energy effectiveness of electrical power storage while lowering system expenses. Extremely effective and trusted mass energy storage systems are the secret to the energy shift in market and for grid management applications.” Popular contentLIVA and Voith will continue to work together in the field of commercial and grid-scale energy storage systems in the future, AMG stated in a declaration. In 2022, LIVA started running its very first hybrid energy storage system, which integrates lithium batteries and vanadium redox circulation batteries. This material is safeguarded by copyright and might not be recycled. If you wish to comply with us and wish to recycle a few of our material, please contact: editors@pv-magazine.com.
AMG’s LIVA system gets vanadium redox circulation battery ops from Voith
