Company president Suresh Singh at the company's headquarters in Vancouver. — Photo courtesy ZincNyx website
Earlier this year, ZincNyx Energy Solutions, Inc. announced that it has received $2.9 million from Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC). This support will help in the development of ZincNyx’s advanced regenerative flow battery demonstration project.
“We are pleased with the validation of our technology and the $2.9 million support from SDTC as part of a $10 million project to demonstrate an advanced regenerative flow battery. This funding will assist ZincNyx as we move toward launching the first beta site for our energy storage system within the next two months,” said ZincNyx President & CEO Suresh Singh. “The energy storage industry is gaining momentum, and we are poised to demonstrate ZincNyx’s unique energy storage capabilities, which set our system apart from existing ESS technologies.
Sustainable Development Technology Canada provides funding for Canadian cleantech projects.
Government of Canada and SDTC Funding Announcement
About ZincNyx Energy Solutions, Inc.:
ZincNyx Energy Solutions, Inc. is a Canadian company that is developing a modular energy storage system (ESS) designed to deliver backup power in the range of 5 kW to 1 MW over extended periods of time. This innovative regenerative zinc-air flow battery can be scaled from kilowatt to megawatt range to provide energy firming for renewables (solar and wind), energy storage for remote microgrids, commercial and industrial applications, as well as more traditional battery backup usage.
