Mobius Information

Mobius Energy Storage Inc is pioneering the development of an iron slurry flow battery (ISFB) that promises to revolutionize distributed energy storage. This technology is crucial for the global shift from traditional energy sources to renewable ones, addressing the need for reliable and affordable energy storage solutions. The ISFB, patented globally by Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), offers extremely low-cost, utility-scale, safe, and sustainable long-duration energy storage, enhancing grid stability and reliability. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, Mobius Energy Storage is supported by a robust board and an international management team. The scientific team is led by Dr. Robert Savinell, a distinguished professor and researcher at CWRU, who, along with Jesse Wainright and Nicholas Sinclair, invented the ISFB. Dr. Savinell, Chief Scientist at Mobius, has over 40 years of experience in electrochemical engineering, with numerous awards and accolades, including the Department of Energy’s Emerging Frontiers Research Center grant and the Electrochemical Society’s Vittorio De Nora Award. Key Features of the Mobius ISFB: • Duration: 8-12+ hours of long duration energy storage. • Efficiency: Utilizes iron chloride for robust energy storage. • Safety: Fireproof, consisting mainly of water and carbon. • Environmental Friendliness: Made with eco-friendly materials. • Cost Efficiency: Approximately $50 per kW, about 5% of the cost of current lithium-based solutions. • Levelized Cost of Storage (LCOS): based on LCOS assumption model $/kWh @ USD $0.01. • Volumetric Efficiency: Estimated at 232 sqm for every 10MW of energy storage, significant real estate savings compared to current market applications. Mobius Energy Storage has joined Brite Energy Innovators, for more information visit https://brite.org/custom_portfolio/mobius-energy-storage/