University spin-off Gelion lists on London Stock Exchange
Gelion, the battery technology company spun out of the University of Sydney by Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, has listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market.
Zinc-bromide battery company Gelion to deliver 100 MWh of storage in PNG partnership
Sydney-based zinc-bromide battery technology company Gelion will deliver 100 MWh of energy storage to Mayur Renewables for its clean energy projects in Papua New Guinea under a new deal.
How zinc-bromide innovators Gelion found a way to cheaply manufacturer batteries in Australia
Sydney-founded battery company Gelion Technolgies today announced its partnership with lead-acid battery manufacturer Battery Energy Power Solutions. The news reflects a significant adjustment of the company’s battery design and business strategy, which is seeking to leverage industry shifts.
Australian zinc-bromide batteries chosen for Acciona’s Spanish testing field
Gelion’s zinc-bromide Endure batteries will undergo commercial tests at the 1.2 MW Montes del Cierzo testing field Spanish renewable energy company Acciona Energía operates in Navarra, in the north of Spain.
No-flow zinc-bro batteries set USyd campus aglow with solar energy
Professor Thomas Maschmeyer has taken his reimagining of zinc-bromine battery chemistry to the point of commercial launch; a new installation at the University of Sydney demonstrates the Gelion battery’s utility and appeal.
Sydney Uni’s lamp-post launch of a battery built for solar storage
Professor Thomas Maschmeyer and his team of researchers at Sydney Uni spin-off Gelion Technologies have developed a scalable, inexpensive zinc-bromine battery, they say is safe for home storage, remotely serviceable for far-flung solar installations, and cool under pressure.
