Solar will be paired with small-scale hydrogen storage as part of a new project being developed by Sungrow and ‘hydrogen battery’ company Lavo, as part of a deal signed last month. Having previously pinned its hopes on the residential market, this adds to the string of signals that hydrogen may not be set for decentralization to the same extent as batteries. Lavo and Sungrow will develop a series of 5 MW solar farms in the Australian state of Victoria. Sungrow will provide its inverters to the project, as well as its new liquid-cooled PowerTitan energy storage system to build a total of 176 MWh of DC coupled systems along with Lavo’s hybrid hydrogen batteries. Installations are expected to be complete…