Lavo green energy storage system
Australian technology company Lavo"s innovative energy storage system - based on storing green hydrogen in a patented metal hydride - has attracted the attention of the UK government
Red Dot Design Award: LAVO™
Elegant storage system LAVO is an innovative, integrated hybrid hydrogen battery that, when combined with a rooftop solar system, provides a sustainable, reliable and renewable green
Lavo-Inspired Home Hydrogen Storage for Solar Energy | Safe
Store excess solar power safely with our metal hydride home hydrogen storage system. Combines magnesium-titanium technology for efficient, long-term energy independence.
LAVO
LAVO''s Hydrogen Energy Storage System (HESS) combines patent pending metal hydride storage technology with a lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery, fuel cell, electrolyser,and innovative
Lavo: The Complete Clean Energy Solution
Instead of using large, pressurised tanks, the hydrogen is safely absorbed into solid-state metal hydride storage, which makes it stable, compact, and ready for long-term use. In essence, the
LAVO™ Green Energy Hydrogen Battery
The LAVO™ Green Energy Storage System acts as a solar sponge, integrating with rooftop solar to capture and store renewable green energy for use when it is needed.
LAVO | Top Smart Energy Solution Company in APAC-2021
Founded in 2020, this Sydney-based firm is developing the world''s first integrated hybrid hydrogen battery that combines with lithium-ion technology and rooftop solar to store and deliver
LAVO™ Hydrogen Battery Energy Storage System
Developed in partnership with UNSW and Design + Industry, LAVO™ is a hydrogen hybrid battery that stores over 40kWh of electricity – enough to power the average Australian home for 2
LAVO™
LAVO™ combines with rooftop solar panels to capture and store renewable green energy for use when you need it. The world''s first integrated hybrid hydrogen battery represents a crucial part
Lavo Hydrogen: The Future of Sustainable Energy Storage
Developed through 7 years of R&D in Australia, the Lavo system captures excess solar/wind energy to split water molecules into hydrogen. This gas gets stored in metal hydride tanks at