Standard Energy's CEO, Kim Bu-gi, discusses how their Vanadium Ion Battery (VIB) Energy Storage System (ESS) addresses the challenges of power grid instability due to renewable energy expansion. He showcases the VIB's fast responsiveness, high safety (non-flammable), and suitability for high-output, short-cycle ESS applications, particularly for AI data centers.

Standard Energy's plans for mass production of its fire-safe VIB starting in 2025. The company aims to build an ecosystem, with plans for overseas expansion next year and an IPO in 2027.

Standard Energy selected by Time Magazine and Statista as one of the "2025 World's Best GreenTech Companies" among 8,000 companies, validating the excellence of their VIB ESS. CEO Kim Bu-gi expressed his ambition to become a global leader beyond being a representative Korean green tech company.

South Korea’s Standard Energy has unveiled a vanadium‑ion battery designed for grid and energy‑storage applications.

South Korea’s Standard Energy has developed a vanadium-ion battery that retains ~99% capacity after 20,000 deep‑discharge cycles—just 1% degradation—with a round-trip efficiency of 96%, using safe, non‑flammable aqueous electrolytes. They’ve already deployed 10 MWh domestically as they aim to expand into Japan and Europe.

Standard Energy, the world's first developer of the Vanadium Ion Battery (VIB), has made its first major step toward entering the North American market by successfully participating in CES 2025 held last week in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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