CellCube Energy Storage Systems Appoints Stefan Schauss as President
Date: Jun 26, 2018
TORONTO, June 25, 2018 /CNW/ – CellCube Energy Storage Systems Inc. (formerly Stina Resources Ltd.) (“CellCube” or the “Company”) (CSE: CUBE)(CSE: CUBE.CN)(OTCQB: CECBF) (Frankfurt: 01X) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Stefan Schauss as President of CellCube.
Mr. Schauss has over 20 years of sales and business development experience worldwide with a focus in recent years on utility scale energy storage. He has extensive experience in marketing and sales of vanadium redox flow batteries (“VFBs”), the leading battery for large scale stationary energy storage. Stefan has worked in both Europe and North America. He has a MSc. Physics from University Mainz, Germany with a concentration in computer science and electronics.
The grid connected storage market is expected to grow 44% annually with the market size reaching US $18 billion by 2024 (Navigant Research). CellCube, with its recent acquisitions and strategic relationships, is ideally positioned to capitalize on the demand for VFBs worldwide to help meet the World’s rapidly growing energy storage needs.
“Stefan has an extraordinary understanding of the VFB business and is enormously respected in the energy storage industry,” said CellCube, CEO, Mike Neylan. “With the addition of such impressive talent, our leadership team is ready to seize the massive market opportunity before us.”
“This is an exciting time for CellCube and I am thrilled to be taking on the role of President working with Mike Neylan, CEO,” said Schauss. “CellCube, with its wholly-owned subsidiaries Enerox and EnerCube, is leading the field in flow battery-based energy storage. Many projects are now nearing a decade in operation. CellCube has taken the integration of turn-key energy storage systems to the next level and I am eager to help lead CellCube into the next growth stage where we will revolutionize long duration energy storage, open new markets, and enable new uses for battery energy storage deployments.”
