The following is from Hydro Tasmania's website.
"On King Island, Hydro Tasmania have installed an electrochemical battery system, capable of 3 MW of power contribution and storing 1.6 MWh of useable energy. This battery is the largest ever installed in Australia."
alecfra, I presume that it is the electrochemical battery system, you are referring to, that needed over 100 single cells bolted together.
Or are you referring to a misunderstanding of the technology, needed back in 2003, to get the VRB that was installed back then, successfully integrated into King Island's grid.
(imo computing power back then for successful integration was inadequate)
jusfinkin.
Vanadium news, page-2547
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