Gelion (AIM: GELN), the Anglo-Australian battery innovator, announces the launch of its Energy Storage Integration business, with the award of its first commercial agreement, expanding Gelion’s charter to become an end-to-end battery technology and energy storage company.
Desalination trailer, powered by Gelion Endure
Our tech team recently took our newly minted desalination trailer out for a run, turning the salty seas of Sydney Harbour into clear, fresh water.
The fully mobile trailer is powered by 16 Endure batteries with a 2400 Watt array of solar panels. This operational trailer can produce 110 litres of clean water an hour from brackish water sources, such as stagnant bores, This can then be pumped to where fresh water is needed, such as cattle troughs, home or market gardens beds.
The results were good enough to drink.
This small field demonstration was a great example of how our batteries work alongside solar panels to put renewable energy to work, solving real-world challenges.
We will soon be taking the Gelion desalination trailer out for an extended trial and will report back on how we fare.
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