Gham Power Nepal announced the launch of Nepal’s first Soluble Lead-Flow Battery (SLFB), a new energy‑storage technology that has been developed and demonstrated specifically for the country.
The company organized a live, hands‑on demonstration in which Prof. Richard Wills of the University of Southampton explained the operation and manufacturing process of the SLFB to journalists and energy‑sector professionals.
Gham Power stated that the SLFB represents an emerging technology that could enhance Nepal’s energy storage capabilities.
Article and image source: nepalitimes.com
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