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The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) conducts leading research on vanadium electrolyte performance, novel additives and cell chemistry — high-leverage work for reducing VRFB costs and improving efficiency.
Key Highlights
- Novel electrolyte additive research
- Efficiency and stability improvements
- Academic-industrial collaboration
- High-leverage VRFB cost research
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KAIST researchers reported in Advanced Energy Materials a 67% reduction in production time for V3.5+ mixed-valence vanadium electrolyte by switching from chemical to catalytic reduction at an average oxidation state of about +4.1. The Pt/C catalyst was reused more than 2,500 times and the process also removes residual oxalic acid.
Nov 3, 2026
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Technology
South Korean researchers at KAIST report improvements in vanadium electrolyte performance, addressing key efficiency and stability metrics for flow battery systems.
Oct 24, 2026
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