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I wonder if there will be a placing the day after this RNS, like there was after the famous September 2nd 'patent' RNS

mikeetg - IES are doing okay with a market cap 2/3rds that of us at present.

bluerill - I think you should send him to coventry whilst everyone else concentrates on the entire rest of the world's Energy Storage needs. He's a one topic troll and doesn't deserve any kind of response.

what ? the Coventry project was decided before Invinity was even created

4 submissions to the CEC offer, 4 project wins - I make that a 100% success ratio.

Nearer 40 Tonnes of Vanadium James

bassguy - shipping large amounts of hydrogen at either high pressure or at cryogenic temperatures is extremely difficult, and more than a little dangerous

Saint-Tropez - Vanadium batteries are for GridStorage not cars

JMC - yes it was our mark who was on the air last time that they were talking about energy storage on Radio 2.

Those who were around at the time may recall that a certain poster tried to take credit for the radio 2 appearance at that time, only to be roundly outed as a liar and a fantasist.

Disciple13 - you know that Bushveld Minerals is not just about the minerals - there's also the Bushveld Energy arm of things which is starting on VRFB battery electrolyte manufacture and leasing, and which has led to our holdings in both Invinity and Enerox VRFB battery manufacturing companies.

With the cost of Vanadium being something like 30%+ of the cost of the whole battery it has long been clear that those who control a volatile commodity like Vanadium also control VRFB supply chain. BMN has the only really vertically integrated Vanadium mines-to-batteries business proposition.

Schmid

or email vine@bbc.co.uk

but he did actually take down Storen's article. How come it is one rule for Musk and another one for everyone else ?

apparently wind power is being discussed on radio 2 this hour - we had a major success in getting them to talk about Vanadium flow batteries a few months ago - you might remind them about this by texting to 88291

Daisydog - you can try emailing the editor of Clean Technica article @zshahan3 but he makes no secret of the fact that he is a Tesla investor and is therefore likely do whatever Elon Musk says.

A much better course of action would be to bring to the attention of our national papers the fact that this kind of bullyboy censorship is going on. It would not be the first time in recorded history that such an attitude may backfire.

Libero - it is often the same thing with rich and powerful people - they think that they can dominate the media and intimidate people into doing what they want. Unfortunately they cannot change the basic fact that Lithium-ion batteries irreversibly degrade on each charge-discharge cycle.

Razorshultz - it was no parody it was the first sentence of their explanation article - https://cleantechnica.com/2020/10/05/tesla-megapack-powerpack-powerwall-battery-storage-prices/

The original article, fortunately available here https://web.archive.org/web/20201005224042/https://cleantechnica.com/2020/10/05/discover-the-little-known-metal-many-experts-now-believe-could-be-the-solution-to-renewable-energys-biggest-challenges/

does not mention 'Tesla' or their trademarks 'Powerpack' or 'Megapack' it only refers generically to Lithium-ion batteries.

Ask yourself why is a multi-billionaire like Elon Musk spending his time taking down the articles from tiny companies such as StorEn (pop about 10) - he is obviously very worried.

"We just pulled down an article about vanadium flow batteries versus lithium-ion batteries for long-duration energy storage because Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded"

if you want to contact the editor of that article you can do so on twitter here:- @zshahan3