Sparton Resources’ VanSpar unit holds 10% stake in VRB Energy, company says

Reuters03-12
Sparton Resources’ VanSpar unit holds 10% stake in VRB Energy, company says

Sparton reported that its 90%-owned subsidiary VanSpar Mining holds a 9.975% stake in VRB Energy, while Ivanhoe Electric holds 90.025%. VRB China’s Beijing Puneng unit is owned 49% by VRB Energy and 51% by Shaanxi Red Sun. VRB China said it commissioned a 50MW/200MWh energy storage pilot project in Hubei using 100 VRB Pod 500 units. It also cited a hybrid project at a cement plant in Jiangsu with 9.225MW/18.44MWh lithium iron phosphate batteries and 0.5MW/2MWh vanadium redox flow batteries. Beijing Puneng’s planned manufacturing capacity includes 3GWh, with stack assembly capacity of 300MW/year in Phase I and an additional 600MW/year in Phase II.

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