I wonder when that Mark 1 VSun domestic flow battery will be...

I wonder when that Mark 1 VSun domestic flow battery will be available for sale and at what price?

“ The prototype residential battery has 5kWH of power and 15kWh storage capacity and would then be installed in a home for further testing.
Industrial automation group Improve IO and engineering company Qetra assisted in the construction of the battery which is supported by $3.69 million from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative.
According to Australian Vanadium: “With the battery’s characteristics of flexibility, minimal degradation in performance over a 25 year lifespan and non-flammability, it is highly desirable product for homeowners looking for an alternative to a lithium-ion solution.” [ref 31/01/24] ​

https://michaelwest.com.au/record-for-batteries-as-home-energy-systems-top-250000/
Record for batteries as home energy systems top 250,000

April 9, 2024 03:30 | News

…”A record 57,000 battery systems were installed in Australian homes in 2023 - up 21 per cent on the previous year, the annual tally showed.”…

… “A record 656 megawatt/hours of residential battery capacity came online in 2023, along with a record-breaking level of installations in businesses of 402MW/h.
Big batteries totalled a record 1410MW/h of capacity installed as more states turn to energy storage to better manage the evolving electricity grid…”

… “Despite a massive year for grid-scale storage, and an even bigger 2024 to come, home energy storage systems remain the largest cumulative source of battery capacity – for now.
Already the world’s leading rooftop solar nation per capita, there was one energy storage system installation for every six solar system installations.
The cumulative number of home energy storage systems installed in Australia has topped 250,000, totalling 2770MW/h, SunWiz said.
Grid-scale, homes and businesses combined, almost 6000MW/h of battery storage has been installed since 2015, the report found.”

see also; https://www.indaily.com.au/business...stralians-get-storage-after-power-prices-rise