Enervenue’s new metal-hydrogen ‘vessel’ has “even more advantages over lithium-ion for stationary storage applications”, its CRO has claimed.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) will commit US$192 million in funding towards advancing battery recycling technologies.

Startup EnerVenue has won an order in Florida for 25MWh of its “uniquely differentiated” metal-hydrogen energy storage technology.

A fundamental rethink of the supply chain is required, writes Greg Pitt, VP of battery materials at Worley.

The Premier of Queensland announced a major transmission line project to unlock 6GW of renewable energy, enabling the Australian state to create a homegrown clean energy value chain.

A demonstration facility to prove out Australia’s capabilities in critical minerals processing will be built in North Queensland.

A warranty covering 20,000 cycles has been launched by Enervenue, the US startup commercialising a nickel-hydrogen battery technology.

The mismatch between supply and demand for lithium batteries presents a challenge to the global transition to sustainable energy.

The US government Department of Energy is looking for public input into how US$675 million of funding for R&D into Critical Materials should be best directed.

We hear from Enervenue CEO Jorg Heinemann on why metal-hydrogen technology can be a direct competitor to lithium-ion.