From https://www.solarquotes.com.au/blog/gelion-battery-manufacturing/
“The founder, Professor Thomas Maschmeyer [of Sydney University], was approached by Redflow a few years ago to see if he could help them with some problems. He’s a catalytic chemist, he did some work for them, and realised that there was an opportunity to use the flow battery chemistry.”
What Maschmeyer realised was the zinc-bromine chemistry could also be built in a form factor similar to lead-acid batteries for stationary storage applications. That application wasn’t of interest to Redflow, so the company gave Maschmeyer permission to pursue his idea. He set about building prototypes to demonstrate the technology, and in 2015 Gelion was born.
Gelion, page-47
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