Vanadium redox flow battery firm Invinity raising US$70 million, eyes direct investment in UK LDES projects
Vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) company Invinity Energy Systems is raising up to £56 million (US$70 million), in large part to take direct stakes in downstream projects in the UK, as the company’s chief commercial officer explained to Energy-Storage.news.
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