Vanadium the next Lithium

[RTFQ]

The recent gains in Australian Vanadium producer shares suggests that the use of VRB Vanadium Redox batteries is on the rise. They are far superior to Lithium iron batteries with a 20 year life. Not suited for EV's but perfect for industrial energy storage.

KRC, AVL, YRC, YRR to mention a few.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesco.../#665ac175bde8

[silu]

Thanks for the share and I will research.

But yeah I've completely lost interest in Lithium. Even Elon Musk says that their Tesla Lithium Ion batteries should actually be called Nickel-Graphite (http://benchmarkminerals.com/elon-mu...ckel-graphite/). My long-term interests are in Graphite & the wonder-material of the future Graphene.

[RTFQ]

Thanks for the share and I will research.

But yeah I've completely lost interest in Lithium. Even Elon Musk says that their Tesla Lithium Ion batteries should actually be called Nickel-Graphite (http://benchmarkminerals.com/elon-mu...ckel-graphite/). My long-term interests are in Graphite & the wonder-material of the future Graphene.

Thanks shall do the same.

[CROESUS U.T.]

Bought a few AVL yesterday. It was after seeing that China and Russia currently supply over 75% of world market and feeling markets may like to see Oz becoming an alternative.

[clearasmud]

Good point.
I hold TMT and VR8 a South African hopeful. Check them out on YouTube.

[freebee]

Hi Silu, Reading the article,i think Lithium has got a long way to go yet. It sounds to me like Tesla are worried about their supply of Lithium and are trying to find alternatives that are not developed as yet. I'm sure other materials will be used in the future batteries and less Lithium but at present and for the next few years demand will outstrip supply imo

[Logen Ninefingers]

IRC getting a lot of interest...they have a very large (globally significant) Vanadium project in QLD are partnered with a cashed-up outfit called AXF to develop it. AXF are Chinese owned. News on metallurgical test-work expected next month. IRC primarily a Gold company; they are in production and aiming to increase their resource oz's to well over 1 Million oz's this year.

Disclosure: I am an IRC holder.

[Xerof]

KRC, which used to be Speewah, holds the largest Vanadium tenement in Australasia. I held a few in the dark ages. They could never get the project past interminable exploration, so re-invented themselves as a copper/gold on the same tenement. Seems they are now returning to their roots, with this new wave of battery storage seemingly making Vanadium a contender.

Price has shot up recently, but I'm not going back in. It appears to be a lifestyle coy for Tony Barton.

I guess this is what you call a heads-down, rather than a heads-up

[shasta]

The recent gains in Australian Vanadium producer shares suggests that the use of VRB Vanadium Redox batteries is on the rise. They are far superior to Lithium iron batteries with a 20 year life. Not suited for EV's but perfect for industrial energy storage.

KRC, AVL, YRC, YRR to mention a few.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesco.../#665ac175bde8

If you are a fan of the Vanadium story, check out the monster project TNG has in the Northern Territory. IRC worth a look too.

[Ninefingers]

If you are a fan of the Vanadium story, check out the monster project TNG has in the Northern Territory. IRC worth a look too.

Nice movement on TNG recently, it does look like things are lining up after drifting through the planning doldrums.