Vanadium Redox Flow Battery - Energy Storage System
(VRB-ESS™)
The VRB-ESS can economically store and supply large amounts of electricity on demand and is focused on stationary applications.
It is a long life, cost effective, low maintenance, efficient
technology that allows for the scalability of power and storage
capacity independently. The VRB-ESS is particularly beneficial to
renewable energy providers, utilities and end users through its
ability to “inventory” electricity, allowing for the optimal
match of supply and demand. The VRB-ESS is well suited for a
variety of applications. Enabling the provision of “firm”
capacity from intermittent renewable generation such as wind and
solar; more cost effective and efficient generation of electricity
in remote areas; capital deferral for utilities; and load leveling
(peak shaving) applications. The VRB-ESS is also capable of
providing backup power solutions including applications for
utility sub-stations and telecommunication sites. The VRB-ESS is
characterized by having the lowest ecological impact of all energy
storage technologies and is unlike most other conventional energy
storage systems that rely on substances such as lead or cadmium.
IP & Trademark
VRB™, VRB-ESS™, VRB Energy Storage System™ are
trademarks of Prudent Energy Inc.
Prudent Energy through its acquisition of VRB Power System
assets, IP and know-how, owns over 15 patents which have been
issued in some 24 countries. Furthermore it has a licensing
agreement with RWE for several Regenesys™ patents. The patents
are interlocking covering basic VRB chemistry, system design and
control, and most importantly several broad application patents
perceiving to all electrochemical storage systems. A select list
is as follows:
Vanadium Redox Battery Energy
Storage and Power Generation System Incorporating and
Optimizing Diesel Engine Generators
Power Generation System
Incorporating a Vanadium Redox Battery and a Direct Current
Wind Turbine Generator
Method for Retrofitting Wind
Turbine Farms
Telecommunication System
Incorporating Vanadium Redox Battery Energy Storage System
System and Methods for a
Self-Healing Grid Using Demand Side Management Techniques and
Energy Storage
Stabilized vanadium electrolyte
solutions for all-vanadium redox cells and batteries