Invinity Energy Systems Secures First Endurium Enterprise Order

Invinity Energy Systems plc (AIM: IES), a vanadium flow battery manufacturer, announced its first sale of the Endurium Enterprise system.

The 3.5 MWh system will be deployed at an aquaculture business in France, Charles Murgat, co-located with an existing solar PV array. This marks a pivotal moment for Invinity as it validates the commercial viability of its energy storage solutions.

The deployment is designed to maximize the facility’s self-generated solar power, improve resilience, and manage peak loads. Invinity’s vanadium flow batteries were chosen for their safety and durability.

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The company anticipates a significant reduction in energy costs for the site, also lowering the carbon footprint of their operations. Delivery of the batteries is slated for the second half of 2026, pending necessary construction permits.

This sale is particularly noteworthy as it signifies a shift towards commercially driven adoption of Invinity’s technology, independent of subsidies or grant funding. The Endurium Enterprise system is tailored for commercial and industrial (C&I) businesses seeking cost-effective on-site energy storage.

Jonathan Marren, Chief Executive Officer at Invinity stated, “We launched Endurium Enterprise in September this year and this announcement marks our first such sale.

Endurium Enterprise is designed for C&I businesses often using the system “behind-the-meter” and the use case by Charles Murgat is exactly the sort that we envisaged.”

Marren added that the company’s efforts to reduce product costs are now yielding results. This sale serves as a compelling reference case for other businesses aiming to reduce their energy supply costs.