ALPHARETTA, Ga., September 06, 2025 — Storion Energy LLC, a manufacturer of high-quality vanadium electrolyte and stack power assemblies, will demonstrate the benefits of their components for vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFB) during the RE+ 2025 conference, Sept. 8-11 at The Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum in Las Vegas. Storion Energy representatives will be available in Stryten Energy’s Booth #F18033 throughout the show.
Storion Energy, a joint venture between an affiliate of Stryten Energy LLC and Largo Clean Energy Corp., is removing the barriers to entry for battery manufacturers by enabling them to domestically source price-competitive components for flow batteries, including vanadium electrolyte. Storion combines access to high-quality vanadium supply from the largest producing vanadium mine in the Western Hemisphere with domestic electrolyte production to establish a fully integrated vertical supply chain for utility-scale VRFBs used in long-duration energy storage (LDES) applications.
“Rising energy demand, aging grid infrastructure, and fragile global supply chains are creating serious challenges for industries that depend on reliable power,” said Travis Torrey, CTO of Storion Energy. “Storion’s innovative vanadium electrolyte leasing model removes a major cost barrier, accelerating the adoption of vanadium flow battery technology for utility-scale storage. This is a critical step toward building greater energy resilience for businesses and communities across the country.”
Torrey will be a panelist in the “Making Solar More Bankable” discussion at the Stryten Energy booth on September 10 at 11 a.m. This panel discussion will examine how energy storage transforms solar into a grid-ready, financially viable solution. Along with Torrey, Olivia Amyette of Infinite Energy Advisors, Dr. Vick Singh of Dragonfly Energy, and Scott Childers of Stryten Energy will discuss how battery storage enhances solar reliability, reduces the levelized cost of energy, and supports sustainability goals. The conversation will also explore regulatory shifts, integration challenges, and the future of solar-plus-storage amid rising demand from AI, EVs, and electrification.