RedT receives 9 storage unit orders in Asia
Jersey-based energy storage solutions firm redT energy has made its bow in the Asian market after taking an order for nine modular tank units with a combined capacity of around 0.6 MWh. Although the customer was not identified, the deal comprises four 30 kW-150 kWh machines and one five kW-20 kWh machine, all of which will be used as flexible platform assets after connection to the grid.
redT energy plc (LON:RED) today announced a commercial order for nine energy storage units with a combined capacity of about 0.6 MWh from an unnamed customer in South-East Asia.

The UK energy storage company, whose machines are based on vanadium redox flow technology, said the order marks its entry into the high-growth Asian energy storage market.

The deal includes four 30kW-150kWh machines and one 5kW-20kWh machine, which is equivalent to nine redT modular tank units. The storage systems will be connected to the local grid and used as flexible platform assets, performing various services.

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