POWER

Battery player granted grid integration

IN A fillip for vanadium miners and, potentially, remote mine sites looking for renewable energy options, a battery company has managed to successfully integrate its vanadium battery with a major power grid.

The Ozlinc site.

The Ozlinc site.

Protean Energy has been given approval to have its V-KOR vanadium battery linked into the South West Interconnected System - the main power grid in Western Australia - at the Ozlinc Industries trial site...

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