Redox Power Systems, a Fulton, MD-based start-up company founded last year, sealed the deal on a partnership with researchers at the University of Maryland to commercialize a potentially game ...

This article is more than 10 years old. William Pentland has an interesting post about a fuel cell from a company called Redox Power. The new all singing and all dancing fuel cell system in fact.

The Cube. (Forbes) Redox’s Power SERG 2-80 (a.k.a. The Cube) can be connected to a natural gas supply, whereupon it converts the methane into usable electricity via an electrochemical reaction.

The redox flow battery is only 1.5mm thick and would allow computer chip stacks (where a stack consists of individual chips stacked on top of each other to save space and energy) to be supplied ...

Redox, meanwhile, is working to bring down their cost, another hurdle. The company calls its product PowerSERG2-80, which it dubs “The Cube.” ...

Eguana's Bi-Direx technology provides the critical power management needed to deal with the high currents associated with flow batteries with the industry's highest power conversion efficiencies.

Just last week, Tesla announced it was building the world’s largest lithium-ion battery in Australia. Now a German energy company, Ewe Gasspeicher GmbH, is building a redox flow battery in ...

Researchers in Portugal have tested how vanadium redox flow batteries can be integrated with rooftop PV to balance the system load to ensure firm power output. They proposed a 5 kW/60 kWh battery ...