Kathmandu, April 18: Indian private and government owned companies have been queueing up ahead of Nepals Power Summit that has unrolled in Kathmandu today.The organiser Independent Power Producers Association Nepal (IPPAN), an umbrella .
Markets to open marginally down amid mixed global cues
May 24, 2021
F&O settlement week to add volatility
Amidst mixed global cues, Indian markets are expected begin the week on a flat note. However, according to analysts, markets will see heightened volatility due to the expiry of May month derivative contracts on the NSE this week.
The SGX Nifty futures at 15,174 (8 am IST) indicates a negative opening, as Nifty May and June futures on Friday closed at 15,206 and 15,232 respectively. The US stocks also ended on Friday closed with mixed colours with Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining marginally while the tech-focussed Nasdaq and broad-based S&P 500 closing weak.
VanadiumCorp beginning work on next-generation vanadium redox flow batteries for ships
VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. announced that commercial development work has commenced for the first phase of key design and engineering of next-generation vanadium redox flow-battery systems (VRFB Battery) for marine propulsion applications.
Phase I work will be managed by the company’s wholly owned subsidiary in the European Union VanadiumCorp GmbH under the direction of VanadiumCorp’s Chief Technology Officer, Dr. G. Y. Champagne.
A multidisciplinary engineering team, located in Germany, Netherlands, and North America is focusing on Vanadium Redox Flow Battery (VRFB) system architecture, components & parts design and other required tasks leading up to delivering VRFB cells and stacks of incremental sizes for testing to local research and development (R&D) partners near the established VanadiumCorp GmbH facility in Germany.