An energy storage company that previously called Central New York home is now operating in the Rochester area.
Ashlawn Energy provided a look inside its new 10,000-square-foot plant on the Xerox Campus in Webster.
The company makes VanCharg Vanadium Flow Batteries. The technology allows the batteries to charge from electrical sources like wind, solar or the electrical grid, and discharge power as needed to support a building’s energy load. The company claims its battery system stores enough electricity to provide backup power to hundreds of homes while reducing costs and carbon emissions…