Hi all;
I am just looking into redflow, i think the charge time of traditional batteries is a big limitation, and maybe these flow batteries are the part of the solution, but its hard for me to see the extent of it.
Concerns for me as a potential investor are that it doesnt appear to be a very mature technology, and as such there might be some 'gotchas' that limit its usefullness, i read it has a low 'energy density' which is unfortunate, otherwise it could be good for electric cars, where charge time will likely be a major problem.
Are there any other companies internationally with similar products for an easy comparison ?
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