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What about technical date? As long as I have no technical data, I assume C=0.01 and 60% efficiency.

Progress is really coming along! When's the production line start rolling?

When will you guys be reay for the market? we need 1 MW for a project!

Hope to see soon some technical data.

I was trying to find out how your technology worked, I assumed you'd be using a porous carbon cathode material like with lithium air, to store Fe oxidised ions, but it's really interesting to see that the oxygen is simply transported to the iron particles to rust in place. Very clever! A quick questions about the rust though, a common problem with rust is that it easily detaches from the surface, how do you stop this happening and stop the loss of active material?

I was waiting for this to spac but it never did

Awesome news for FE and Weirton!

Very nice - Thanks for sharing!

Congratulations!

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That's the way to clean up the grid and go carbon-free without the use of nuclear power. Even as a supporter of nuclear power I say kudos and bring on these large grid-scale batteries... All forms of carbon-free power are wanted and needed ASAP!

Very nice - Thanks for sharing!!!

When I see this tract of land, I cannot stop thinking of what it looked like back in the 1960's when I was young. I remember a small car wash at the triangle of near where Route 2 and Pennsylvania Avenue came together, and that kind of scary road that paralleled Route 2 near where that new building is going up apparently. I am not sure what part of Weirton Steel was back there back then, but it was kind of dark, scary, and I assume an old part of Weirton Steel. And there were some run down houses along Route 2 near there that looked like they were ready to crumble down at any time. But that was that a part of Weirton back then, and Weirton was a mill town that employed tens if not hundreds of thousands of employees over the decades, and supported their families. Never in a million years back then would I think Weirton Steel would ever shut down. Weirton Steel was a great company, and great to the city, and to its citizens. I still cannot believe that it is gone, and never will.

Can wait to watch the environmental destruction

How's the indian site going down behind that....be sure to keep it safe...we are watching browns island

As a seasoned mechanical engineer that has invested a lot of money in Tesla - I am praying that this technology can deliver as promised - we need as many storage solutions as possible- we need them all!

Hope to hear more details soon. Will do a simulation with different storage systems.

Coming along nicely

Welcome, I read about your wonderful invention, the reverse corrosion battery, and I want to know the cost of storing a megawatt-hour

Boy I have a lot of questions. I’ve had solar for a few years now, and I have seen the dramatic difference in the energy flux between June-July and December-January. To provide consistent grid-scale power throughout the year using solar alone, it seems to me you need to either overbuild solar with some fast batteries (like Megapacks) and use curtailment, or you need to have a storage solution that is long-term, affordable, and responsive. Form Energy sounds like a good potential long-term storage solution, assuming the costs are good, which I hope they are or you have no basis for your business. Is iron-air batteries responsive enough to handle peak loads like Li-Ion or is it best to provide consistent baseline power? Would the best solution be to have large Form Energy storage fronted by a Tesla Megapack (to handle peak demand) who are both tied to a large solar/wind farm to take advantage of seasonality?

Hope to see soon technical data and prices.

This is how you know a company means business

Glad to this technology with headquarters in Western Pennsylvania, and future production in West Virginia. It’s a win-win for both states, and the USA.

Rooting for you guys! 🎉

Hey, good to be introduced to Nick. Wish you folks at Form the best of luck, Please dump the corporate background music.

Very commendable - keep the updates coming!

I hope this works out to be viable on a far larger scale.

🙌 *promosm*

Yes, the first step to progression. I hope that one day these Iron Air Batteries become available to smeller projects; such as small farms and Homesteads. I wish you all the success.