Elestor covered in Ørsted documentary: “Can the Netherlands transition from fossil fuels to 100% renewable energy?”
Yes, but the right policies and the right technologies will only be effective if we also change how we think and change our minds about what is socially acceptable.
That’s according to Professor Jan Rotmans, a socially engaged scientist, with more than 200 publications in the field of climate change and global change modelling, sustainable development, and transitions and system innovations.
In this video, you’ll hear from him and other experts – including Mads Nipper (CEO Ørsted), Daan Schalck (CEO North Sea Port), Nienke Hofman (CEO Impact Hydrogen) and Elestor’s CEO Guido Dalessi – about why and how we are creating an entirely new energy system with a new infrastructure.
This energy system will cover the entire value chain. From renewable power generation, such as solar and wind, via energy distribution such as an optimised electricity grid, and via storage using low cost flow batteries and other solutions, all the way to end-user applications that will decarbonise transport and industry.
No chain is stronger than its weakest link.
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In its Innovation News Network article from 15 July 2025, Elestor illustrates how its hydrogen‑iron flow batteries can deliver long‑duration, modular energy storage to bolster Europe’s grid stability and strategic autonomy. The story highlights the team’s use of abundant, safe materials and regulatory-aligned design to ensure rapid deployment at scale.
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Trouw: "A full battery tank can bridge the dunkelflaute"
Vincent Dekker interviews Elestor about their breakthrough in hydrogen-iron flow batteries, designed to power entire neighborhoods through sunless, windless days at a fraction of the cost of traditional solutions.
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