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it’s a given that solar power and in-home battery storage is the future of home electricity generation – that is, until we get back to the future with a plutonium-powered nuclear fission reactor and a flux capacitor.

Australian energy storage specialist Redflow has revealed a custom-designed enclosure for its new ZCell home battery which it says is a “breakthrough” residential energy storage system that includes a battery made from easily recyclable or reusable components.

iiNet founder and former CEO, Michael Malone, has been appointed to the board of the National Broadband Network (nbn) as a non-executive director to replace Simon Hackett who has left the board after two years and a half years in the role.

Redflow Executive Chairman Simon Hackett says, “ZCell breaks many of the rules that apply to legacy batteries, making it ideal for the home market.”

Tech veteran Patrick Tapper has joined the Redflow board joining his old mate Simon Hackett from Internode days.

The predicted huge demand for home battery power storage has prompted Australian battery maker Redflow to set up its new battery laboratory in Adelaide.

Brisbane-based battery producer Redflow is set to launch its residential energy storage offering in late March following completion of a successful end user trial in Africa.

Scalable energy storage is the transformative physical component driving changes in how the energy grids of the world will work in the future.

Advanced energy storage is the key to a sustainable, brighter, future according to Reflow, an Australian energy storage and battery technology specialist.

With growing interest in battery systems for the on-site storage of electricity as costs fall and the price of electricity increases, Redflow has set its sights on home and small business installations.

Australian battery technology provider Redflow has welcomed Tesla’s entry to the advanced energy strorage sector, saying the move has raised the public profile of affordable energy storage as a disruptive technology that enables renewable generation sources to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, increase distributed generation and deliver energy independence.

Technology entrepreneur and founder of Internode, Simon Hackett, has forked out $2.2 million of his own money to take a stake as the single biggest shareholder in battery storage developer RedFlow.