Torus uses flywheels for fast response. Qnetic's flywheel stores energy for hours at grid scale.
Hugh McDermott, CCO · Investor Q&A, 29 Sep
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Both use flywheels. Torus uses its flywheel for fast response and backup and sells a separate battery for longer-duration storage, across residential, commercial and utility customers. Qnetic engineers the flywheel itself to deliver multi-hour storage at grid and industrial scale, with no cycle-related capacity loss and a 30-year design life.
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