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Plurion and University of Strathclyde Awarded SPIRIT PhD Studentship by ScotChem
22.10.08
Plurion Ltd and the University of Strathclyde will collaborate via a PhD studentship awarded by ScotChem.  The SPIRIT studentships were awarded to a number of projects to enhance collaboration between Scottish industry and Scottish universities.  Awarded via a competitive process, the project will study the fundamental electrochemical processes operating in Plurion’s proprietary flow battery technology. 
“Establishing a relationship between regional centres of academic expertise and world leading technology companies is an excellent concept that we support” commented Plurion’s CEO David Hodgson.   “Plurion’s internal development of advanced flow battery technology for large scale electricity storage will be complemented by the work Strathclyde will undertake”.
Dr Len Berlouis, Reader at the University of Strathclyde will supervise the project.  “The university is delighted to be involved with Plurion and in advancing scientific research in this key and exciting area of technology in Scotland.” said Dr Berlouis.

Plurion Hosts Visit by Senior Shadow Cabinet Team
02.09.08
On 2nd September 2008, Plurion was delighted to host a visit from Alan Duncan MP (Shadow Secretary of State for BERR, left on picture) and David Mundell (Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland, right on picture).  Plurion’s CEO, David Hodgson, presented the need for electricity storage to enable more renewable generation capacity to be integrated on to the grid and to support existing and future energy networks.  A tour of the Glenrothes facility highlighted the significant role that Plurion’s proprietary flow battery technology will play in meeting future demands for storage technology. 

Plurion was delighted to host a visit from Alan Duncan MP (Shadow Secretary of State for BERR, left on picture) and David Mundell (Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland, right on picture).