Sparton Resources Inc. Announces Successful Bid by VRB China Joint Venture for 200 Megawatt Hour Energy Storage Project in Hubei Province

Reuters09-10
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/SPNRF">Sparton Resources Inc.</a> Announces Successful Bid by VRB China Joint Venture for 200 Megawatt Hour Energy Storage Project in Hubei Province

Sparton Resources Inc. has announced a significant development in its interest in the energy storage industry through its involvement in the VRB China Joint Venture. This venture, a collaboration between Shanxi Red Sun Co., Ltd. and VRB Energy Inc., of which Sparton holds an indirect 4.4% interest, will see the construction of a 50 Megawatt, 200-Megawatt Hour all-vanadium liquid flow battery energy storage power station in Longzhouping Town, Changyang, Hubei Province, China. The project, valued at approximately $65.6 Million USD, is a milestone for the VRB China Joint Venture. Additionally, Ivanhoe Electric has announced plans to establish VRB USA, a vanadium battery manufacturing facility in Arizona, expanding the deployment of vanadium redox batteries beyond Asia.

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