Moscow flow battery manufacturer

Flow batteries help create a more stable grid and reduce grid congestion and fill renewable energy production shortfalls for asset owners. Global R&D is fueling the development of flow battery chemistry by significantly enabling higher energy density electrodes and also extending flow battery applications.

The flow battery market is expected to grow significantly as the share of renewables increases in the primary energy mix. Despite their higher CapEx cost compared to lithium-ion batteries, flow batteries are expected to be used extensively for both front-of-the-meter and behind-the-meter applications in the next several years.

GEL battery technology is being introduced into production. AKOM is the main supplier of the battery to the Russian market - more than 50% of all supplies, and 70% of all exports of the industry from Russia. The dealer network consists of 100 partners in all regions of Russia, 36 more - in the CIS countries, South-East Asia and Western Europe.

Technological and industrial leader of Russian production of batteries. JSC "AKOM" is a technological and industrial leader of the Russian production of batteries. It produces and sells lead-acid starter batteries with the capacity of 52-220 amperes/hours of forward and reverse polarity.

Current commercial flow batteries are based on vanadium- and zinc-based flow battery chemistries. Typical flow battery chemistries include all vanadium, iron-chromium, zinc-bromine, zinc-cerium, and zinc-ion.

Iron flow batteries have a longer asset life than Li-ion batteries. Battery manufacturers are collaborating with utility companies to implement iron flow battery projects, aiming to replace diesel-fueled power generation with the more environmentally friendly flow battery system.