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German utility EWE wants to build giant redox flow system in underground caverns

June 27, 2017
One of Germany’s largest utilities wants to build what it says could be the biggest ‘battery’ in the world to date – using underground caverns filled with saltwater as a giant redox flow energy storage system.

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