The world’s largest vanadium flow battery project selects Invinity Energy Systems to meet data centre energy demands.
In many countries, grids are struggling with congestion and long connection queues as renewable energy projects and large electricity users compete for access to limited network capacity.
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The Swiss developer of a giant underground battery system beneath a new data centre complex has given a boost to UK battery maker Invinity Energy Systems, as the quest for ways to power the AI boom steps up.
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