Dona Ferentes
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Problem is, the ABC audience is so small and compact it will not make a lot of difference.As mentioned elsewhere, the vanadium redox batteries get a bit of publicity in an ABC story. No mention of RFX, but a bit on the development history.
Now the luvvies have discovered it, will there be an uptake?
Invented in Australia, this battery never degrades and can last 'forever'. So why haven't we heard of it?
A type of battery invented by an Australian professor in the 1980s is being touted as the next big technology for grid energy storage. Here's how it works.www.abc.net.au
RFX use Zinc Bromine as their redox agent, rather than the Vanadium in the article. Zinc is more abundant and less messy to refine, but the principle is the same.As mentioned elsewhere, the vanadium redox batteries get a bit of publicity in an ABC story. No mention of RFX, but a bit on the development history.
Now the luvvies have discovered it, will there be an uptake?
Invented in Australia, this battery never degrades and can last 'forever'. So why haven't we heard of it?
A type of battery invented by an Australian professor in the 1980s is being touted as the next big technology for grid energy storage. Here's how it works.www.abc.net.au
Yes, you're right. Thx for reminding meRFX use Zinc Bromine as their redox agent, rather than the Vanadium in the article. Zinc is more abundant and less messy to refine, but the principle is the same.
Mick
Fair suck of the sauce bottle Dona, I am only about 8,400 behind in "reminders".Yes, you're right. Thx for reminding me?
I don't know about that. I received a message from my son (definitely not ABC) with the link to the article, and sayingProblem is, the ABC audience is so small and compact it will not make a lot of difference.
...so I drew his attention to local hero RFX. Will be interested in his comments.Have heard a few people say that it’s the next big mineral
And now I notice that RFX has reached a 52 week low this afternoon.I don't know about that. I received a message from my son (definitely not ABC) with the link to the article, and saying
...so I drew his attention to local hero RFX. Will be interested in his comments.
They certainly lack any kind of media support, whether it is a lack of positive news from the company or a lack of journalistic support for other reasons, who knows.And now I notice that RFX has reached a 52 week low this afternoon.
Not happy Jan.
Mick
sadly i missed the 12% jump on AVL by noticing this post nowProblem is, the ABC audience is so small and compact it will not make a lot of difference.
Mick
As I said in post #230, what is wrong with Redflows media dept, or why aren't the media outlets promoting an Australian product, on has to wonder.RFX use Zinc Bromine as their redox agent, rather than the Vanadium in the article. Zinc is more abundant and less messy to refine, but the principle is the same.
Mick
Maybe Karen greases more palms, or is better click bait, who knows.#SpaceKaren gets all the attention.
maybe...As mentioned elsewhere, the vanadium redox batteries get a bit of publicity in an ABC story. No mention of RFX, but a bit on the development history.
Now the luvvies have discovered it, will there be an uptake?
Invented in Australia, this battery never degrades and can last 'forever'. So why haven't we heard of it?
A type of battery invented by an Australian professor in the 1980s is being touted as the next big technology for grid energy storage. Here's how it works.www.abc.net.au
Agree, sptrawler, love the product, but the business does not appeal.
Well... That didn't exactly work out very well... At least they kept the deposit! This probably should be investigated...maybe...
Redflow secures c$2.5 million at 30% premium from strategic investor
Key highlights:
- 5% Placement undertaken at a 30% premium to Redflow’s closing price on Friday 3Rd February 2023, when the placement was first considered
- Introduces strategic investor Scale Facilitation® to the Company’s register, demonstrating strong endorsement of Redflow’s energy storage technology and growth opportunities
Redflow Limited (ASX: RFX; Redflow or Company) is pleased to announce that it has secured a firm commitment from Scale Facilitation Pty Ltd (Scale Facilitation®) to raise circa $2.5 million (before costs) via a share placement (Placement).
The Placement price of 26 cents per share represents a 30% premium to the Company’s last closing price on Friday 3 February 2023, when the placement was first considered. In addition Scale Facilitation® has agreed to a voluntary escrow of the Placement shares for 12 months, allowing Redflow and Scale Faciliation® to explore strategic partnership opportunities to create value for both companies and their shareholders.
Commenting on the Placement, Redflow CEO & Managing Director Tim Harris said:
“We are delighted to welcome Scale Facilitation® to our register, and their recognition of Redflow as an exciting investment proposition within the global energy storage econsystem they are building. This investment, at a significant premium to the closing price on Friday 3 February 2023, when the placement was first considered, is another validation of Redflow’s energy storage solution and our growth strategy in Australia and the US. It provides the potential for Redflow to benefit from the broad energy storage ecosystem Scale Facilitation® is building in the US, Australia and other markets.”
Scale Facilitation® Founder & CEO David A. Collard said:
“We are focused on green energy, and building several strategic investments and key projects in this fast growing and critical sector. Having just been selected as preferred bidder for Britishvolt in the UK, we are delighted to expand our ecosystem with this investment in Redflow. The Company is a leader in flow battery technology globally, and we believe Redflow’s proven zinc based solution has a huge role to play in the burgeoning energy storage market as a complement to established Lithium battery solutions.”
As well as providing Redflow with working capital to underpin its business plan and growth objectives, Redflow intends to use the proceeds of the equity raising to:- support sales and business development, core infrastructure and general working capital activities
- support ramp up of Gen3 battery manufacturing in our Thailand facility, including funding supply
chain raw materials and finished goods inventory- support cost reduction, product development and research activities
- Redflow secures c$2.5 million at 30% premium from strategic investor
Key highlights:
- 5% Placement undertaken at a 30% premium to Redflow’s closing price on Friday 3Rd February 2023, when the placement was first considered
- Introduces strategic investor Scale Facilitation® to the Company’s register, demonstrating strong endorsement of Redflow’s energy storage technology and growth opportunities
Redflow Limited (ASX: RFX; Redflow or Company) is pleased to announce that it has secured a firm commitment from Scale Facilitation Pty Ltd (Scale Facilitation®) to raise circa $2.5 million (before costs) via a share placement (Placement).
The Placement price of 26 cents per share represents a 30% premium to the Company’s last closing price on Friday 3 February 2023, when the placement was first considered. In addition Scale Facilitation® has agreed to a voluntary escrow of the Placement shares for 12 months, allowing Redflow and Scale Faciliation® to explore strategic partnership opportunities to create value for both companies and their shareholders.
Commenting on the Placement, Redflow CEO & Managing Director Tim Harris said:
“We are delighted to welcome Scale Facilitation® to our register, and their recognition of Redflow as an exciting investment proposition within the global energy storage econsystem they are building. This investment, at a significant premium to the closing price on Friday 3 February 2023, when the placement was first considered, is another validation of Redflow’s energy storage solution and our growth strategy in Australia and the US. It provides the potential for Redflow to benefit from the broad energy storage ecosystem Scale Facilitation® is building in the US, Australia and other markets.”
Scale Facilitation® Founder & CEO David A. Collard said:
“We are focused on green energy, and building several strategic investments and key projects in this fast growing and critical sector. Having just been selected as preferred bidder for Britishvolt in the UK, we are delighted to expand our ecosystem with this investment in Redflow. The Company is a leader in flow battery technology globally, and we believe Redflow’s proven zinc based solution has a huge role to play in the burgeoning energy storage market as a complement to established Lithium battery solutions.”
As well as providing Redflow with working capital to underpin its business plan and growth objectives, Redflow intends to use the proceeds of the equity raising to:- support sales and business development, core infrastructure and general working capital activities
- support ramp up of Gen3 battery manufacturing in our Thailand facility, including funding supply
chain raw materials and finished goods inventory- support cost reduction, product development and research activities
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