Project Gallery
Invinity has over 190 MWh of vanadium flow batteries deployed, contracted or awarded at sites around the world. Here’s a look at some of our fleet.
Invinity Endurium battery string at Gamesa Electric V-iOn project, Spain. (2025)
Invinity VS3 array at Viejas Microgrid, California. (2024)
Vanadium flow batteries at Invinity’s Motherwell facility. (2024)
Elemental Energy’s 8.4 MWh VS3 array in Alberta. (2023)
8 MWh Invinity Array at Spencer Creek, South Australia. (2023)
Invinity VS3-022 batteries sited in Soboba, California. (2022)
VS3-022s being craned into place; Soboba, California. (2022)
Graeme Harrison (HIE), Neil Kermode (EMEC) & Michael Matheson at EMEC, Orkney Islands. (2022)
A 1.8 MWh VS3 battery installed at EMEC. (2022)
A Scottish Water solar + storage system with Invinity batteries. (2021)
0.8 MWh of storage installed near Perth, Scotland. (2021)
VS3-022 units at Scottish Water. (2021)
Stack assembly in Vancouver, Canada. (2021)
Battery assembly in Vancouver, Canada. (2021)
Energy Superhub Oxford site visit. (2021)
Part of the 5 MWh array at Energy Superhub Oxford (2021)
Invinity batteries being installed at Energy Superhub Oxford, UK. (2021)
VS3-022 “Six Packs” arriving in Bathgate for final assembly. (2021)
VS3 modules ready for stack and power electronics installation. (2020)
A fresh installation in South Korea. (2020)
VFBs with inverter in South Korea. (2020)
2 MWh at Huanghe Hydro on a nice day. (2019)
Installation at Southern Research & EPRI’s ESRC test site. (2019)
It’s a party when the site is commissioned. (2019)
Invinity’s production facility in Suzhou, China. (2019)
Commissioning a grid-free microgrid installation. (2019)
Final assembly in Vancouver, BC. (2019)
Test site at NREL. (2019)
1 MWh at Maharishi University of Management in Iowa. (2019)
Proud team despite the cold. (2018)
Invinity batteries work well in the cold. We’ve proved it. (2018)
California installation cleanly installed. (2018)
Installing Invinity’s VM3 batteries is easy with a big enough forklift. (2018)
