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What Certain Energy has published

“London, Wednesday 26th August — Certain Energy, the British long-duration energy storage company, announces it has received £10m Series A funding for its pioneering manganese flow battery technology. The investment will be used to commercialise Certain Energy’s technology and prepare it for deployment to stabilise grids and provide power during periods of low renewables production.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/post/british-grid-battery-company-rfcpower-closes-ps10m-series-a-and-rebrands-as-certain-energy

“In 2025/26 1 , the Bank supported UK smaller businesses to access £9.4bn of finance, made up of £1.3bn of public funding, £4.3bn of private capital crowded in by the Bank and £3.7bn of lending the Bank guaranteed. The funding benefited 38,000 UK businesses, including around 30,000 businesses the Bank had not previously helped to fund.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/post/british-grid-battery-company-rfcpower-closes-ps10m-series-a-and-rebrands-as-certain-energy

“Rob Booker, Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer, Centrica, explained its involvement in the Series A funding, stating: “Long duration storage is critical to managing the energy system of the future, and Certain Energy’s technology is exactly the kind of innovation needed to reduce costs and improve efficiency, while supporting a more renewables-led, intermittent power mix.””

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/post/british-grid-battery-company-rfcpower-closes-ps10m-series-a-and-rebrands-as-certain-energy

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“Our long-term goal is to be able to conform to a level AA of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/legal-compliance

“Our site is built using the Webflow.com platform and displays correctly incurrent browsers. Using standards compliant with HTML/CSS coding means any future browsers will also display it correctly.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/legal-compliance

“London, Wednesday 26th August — Certain Energy, the British long-duration energy storage company, announces it has received £10m Series A funding for its pioneering manganese flow battery technology. The investment will be used to commercialise Certain Energy’s technology and prepare it for deployment to stabilise grids and provide power during periods of low renewables production.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/post/british-grid-battery-company-rfcpower-closes-ps10m-series-a-and-rebrands-as-certain-energy

“Certain Energy (formerly RFC Power) is a UK long-duration energy storage company developing a manganese-based flow battery designed to deliver affordable, reliable energy storage from hours to days to weeks. Founded on research from Imperial College London, it is building a digital-first engineering capability to design, test and scale at pace.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/post/british-grid-battery-company-rfcpower-closes-ps10m-series-a-and-rebrands-as-certain-energy

“The British Business Bank is the UK government’s economic development bank. Established in November 2014, its mission is to drive economic growth by helping smaller businesses get the finance they need to start, scale and stay in the UK. Its remit is to design, deliver and efficiently manage UK-wide smaller business access to finance programmes for the UK government.”

Source: https://www.certainenergy.com/post/british-grid-battery-company-rfcpower-closes-ps10m-series-a-and-rebrands-as-certain-energy

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