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Battery manufacturer Redflow is collaborating with the University of Queensland in a research project aimed at extending the operational ability of the company’s zinc bromine flow battery.

Britain’s Swansea University has selected Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow’s ZBM2 zinc-bromine flow battery technology as the energy storage backbone for its renewable energy Active Building demonstrator classroom.

Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow has deployed a battery-based energy storage system to boost energy independence and save thousands a year in diesel costs at Yallalong Station, a 348,000-hectare cattle property 650km north of Perth.

Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow has been chosen by the New Zealand Rural Connectivity Group (RCG) to provide zinc-bromine flow batteries to store energy in off-grid telecommunication sites in remote rural locations.

Australian energy storage company Redflow has secured an order to immediately supply 27 of its ZBM2 zinc-bromine flow batteries for a Tasmanian farm owned by Simon Hackett – Redflow's founder and largest single shareholder.

Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow has secured an agreement with telco Mobax South Africa to provide batteries to test as a solution for mobile phone towers owned by a leading South African mobile network provider.

Australian battery storage company Redflow has announced that its partner in Thailand, TSUS Group, has successfully deployed 10 Redflow ZBM2 zinc-bromine flow batteries to store and supply energy for a remote village in northern Thailand.

Australian energy storage company Redflow has won a second deal, for the sale of 32 zinc-bromine flow batteries, to provide standby energy storage for mobile phone towers in South Africa.

Australian-listed energy storage company Redflow has strengthened its management ranks with the appointment of businessman David Brant to the company’s board.

Technology expert and businessman John Lindsay has been appointed to the board of Australian-listed energy storage company Redflow as part of the company’s strategy for founder Simon Hackett to transition to a newly-created role.

Australian battery company Redflow has shipped zinc-bromine flow batteries made at its new factory in Thailand to Fiji for use in a local digital television network.

Australian battery company Redflow has started manufacturing complete zinc-bromine flow batteries at its new factory in Thailand and shipping the batteries to customers in Australia and worldwide.

Listed Australian battery company Redflow is raising $18.1 million in equity capital, with the funds to be used to scale up battery production and to grow Australian and international sales.

Australian battery company Redflow has appointed an experienced telecommunications executive, Tim Harris, as its new chief executive, to lead the company through its next stage of growth and commercialisation.

Australian battery company Redflow has completed the first ZBM2 batteries using battery stacks made by its new Thailand factory as it readies for shipment to customers.

Australian-listed battery company Redflow has redesigned its Large Scale Battery reference platform to incorporate plug-and-play Victron battery inverter/chargers.

Australian battery company Redflow has successfully produced the first battery electrode stacks from its new factory in Thailand to achieve its second manufacturing milestone at the factory.

Australian battery company Redflow has beefed up its board with the recruitment of senior financial executive and director Jenny Macdonald as it prepares to start production in Thailand.

Brisbane-based battery company Redflow has started manufacturing core components for its zinc-bromine flow batteries at its new production facility in Thailand.

Australian battery company Redflow has set a target of 3000 batteries a year to be produced by its new Thai factory, which it is currently fitting out.