First ENDURIUM Shipment

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First 1.2 MWh ENDURIUM system shipped to Gamesa Electric facility in Spain for validation.

First shipment capacity 1.2 MWh
Number of ENDURIUM modules 4

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Further to the ENDURIUM launch announcement of 3 December, Invinity Energy Systems plc (AIM: IES) (AQSE: IES) (OTCQX: IESVF), a leading global manufacturer of utility-grade energy storage, is pleased to confirm that its first ENDURIUM vanadium flow batteries have now been shipped.

Above (L-R): Adam Howard, CFO, Matt Harper, President and CCO and Jonathan Marren, CEO in front of the first ENDURIUM batteries to ship from Invinity's Vancouver, Canada facility

Four ENDURIUM modules with a total capacity of 1.2 MWh are now in transit from Invinity's facility in Vancouver, Canada to Gamesa Electric's La Plana Hybrid Plant, a hybrid wind, solar and battery storage demonstration facility, near Zaragoza, Spain. The V-iOn project, announced on 27 September 2024, will see the ENDURIUM batteries installed and extensively validated by Gamesa Electric for use in solar and wind coupled energy storage projects.

Learn more about the V-iOn project on Invinity's website here.

Jonathan Marren, Chief Executive Officer at Invinity said:

"I'm delighted to follow a successful product launch with the news that our first ENDURIUM batteries have shipped and are now on their way to our development partner, Gamesa Electric. I look forward to this shipment being the first of many as the need for long duration energy storage continues to grow globally."

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