Vanadium ion battery energy storage device
- A new technology that uses vanadium as a core material and overcomes the shortcomings of conventional secondary battery technology. - The latest technology among five industrial standard battery technologies in South Korea, which has obtained certification. - A battery that poses no risk of fire or explosion and can be installed in urban areas, living spaces, and indoors where many people gather. - Proven safety, installed and operated in the heart of the city at Apgujeong High Mart in collaboration with electric vehicle charging, with the approval of the Ministry of Industry, and no accidents occurring in over two years. - Even with more than five uses per day, the battery's lifespan does not decrease, allowing for high output at a 2C rate, enabling economical operation with half the capacity compared to conventional secondary batteries while delivering the same output. - Made from three easily reusable materials: vanadium, carbon, and aluminum, unlike lithium batteries which use ternary chemical bonds, VIB is physically assembled as a monovalent battery, offering high recyclability. 1. Stability: Zero risk of explosion or fire. 2. Longevity: 100,000 cycles & over 20 years. 3. High output: Low heat generation, high efficiency, and high output operation. 4. Eco-friendly: Easy to decompose and recycle.
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[Company Overview] - Company Name: Standard Energy - Established: 2013 - Location: 3rd Floor, Main Building, Techno 6-ro, Daedeok-gu - Number of Employees: 182 - Revenue: 300 million won - Certification: Domestic in Korea: No. KBIA-EVB-M029-192, International: In Progress - Main Export Countries:
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In South Korea: Lotte Chemical, Hyundai Construction, etc. Outside of South Korea (under negotiation): Mitsui & Co., MK Taxi, Lesta Corporation, Hitachi, etc.
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