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rwe-to-test-enervenues-metal-hydrogen-batteries-in-milwaukee-pilot-project
© EnerVenue

RWE to test EnerVenue’s metal-hydrogen batteries in Milwaukee pilot project

German multinational energy company RWE will use EnerVenue’s metal-hydrogen batteries for a data-collecting pilot project in Milwaukee, the US.

The pilot aims to validate EnerVenue’s energy storage vessels’ (ESVs) cycling flexibility, charge and discharge characteristics, duration, temperature performance and efficiency validation.

H2 View understands that the ESVs can have more than 30,000 cycles and can cycle up to three times per day “without rest.” Additionally, EnerVenue has stated they are “more readily recyclable than lithium-ion, making the batteries especially sustainable and environmentally responsible.”

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