Grant Award View - GA188923
Novel Ion Exchange Membrane for High Performance Vanadium Flow battery
- GA188923-V4 - Variation to Grant (21-Jun-2022 )
- GA188923-V3 - Variation to Grant (18-May-2022 )
- GA188923-V2 - Variation to Grant (30-Nov-2021 )
- GA188923-V1 - Grant Value & Contact Phone Updated (6-Oct-2021 )
This project aims to design and synthesis novel ion exchange membrane with tailored ion selectivity and high proton conductivity for vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB). VRFB is a promising energy storage technology for large scale storing renewable energy due to its advantage of decoupled capacity and power, long lifetime. Currently, VRFB suffers from fast capacity decay and cyclic instability because of severe vanadium ion permeability of commercial membrane. The expected research outcomes in this project include stable, high ion selectivity membranes made of cost-effective aromatic polymer and robust nanofillers, enabling high performance VRFB. This will place Australia in the forefront of clean energy storage technologies.