Redflow Limited announced that it has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Energex and Ergon, part of Energy Queensland (EQL), to further collaborate around the evaluation and assessment of Redflow's zinc-bromine flow battery technology that can help to address EQL's network requirements. The MOU, signed earlier today, strengthens the existing relationship between the companies and provides the opportunity to identify, explore and develop new commercial projects in Queensland. Under the MOU, Redflow and EQL have agreed to share information and resources, share specific site operational data and analysis to support the evaluation of Redflow's technology including site visits, provide input into Redflow's product development roadmap and ongoing investment in Queensland, including scale up requirements and consider options for an optimal future collaboration model.