Vanadium News, page-12

Here is an example of a growing VRFB manufacturer based in Austria with VRFB installations right across the globe.
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CellCube
Founded: 1986
Location: Wiener Neudorf, Austria
Best for: Utility and industrial storage of renewable energy
What they do: CellCube makes energy storage systems with a type of long-duration battery: vanadium redox flow. The company's battery systems are being used at more than 130 sites across the globe, including a mining plant in South Africa, a medical device company in California, and an EV charging station in Switzerland.
Why it matters: Vanadium, the metallic element used to make these batteries, is more abundant than lithium, and there are large supplies of it across the US.
Compared to lithium-ion batteries, vanadium redox flow batteries are also cheaper to buy for industrial and grid applications; they don't degrade quickly (as Li-ion batteries do); and there's no risk of combustion. Vanadium redox flow batteries hold promise for being able to store large amounts of renewable energy at utility scale.