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International EV Batteries 2018 Tuesday, 6 November, 2018 to Wednesday, 7 November, 2018
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Simon Hackett

Hackett steps down as Redflow CEO

Simon Hackett has stepped down as acting CEO of Australian flow battery maker Redflow— but will stay with the firm as a non-executive director “with special oversight for technology-related matters”.

Redflow said Hackett, the firm’s largest shareholder, had completed the “mission to refocus, redirect and recapitalise the business”, since his appointment 12 months ago.

Simon Hackett

RedFlow

Richard Aird

CEO

Redflow wins repeat flow batteries order

Australian flow battery maker Redflow has won a second US$600,000 (A$750,000) order for zinc-bromine batteries for a major energy storage project in the Pacific Islands.

The repeat order, from New Zealand-based Hitech Solutions, comes just a few months after Redflow supplied its ZBM2 batteries for Hitech’s construction of “advanced hybrid energy storage solutions” at a number of telecoms sites.