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Correct, but it highlights sources of finance.

There was this in the 18th Feb RNS

Upon reaching financial close on any successful projects, Frontier has agreed to pay Invinity a capacity reserve fee in order to support the Company's working capital requirements during the manufacturing process.

Hopefully the share price should rise a few pence! 😆

“what’s to stop him overturning other such projects”

“The affirmation of Dairyland's $595 million USDA New Empowering Rural America (New ERA) grant in April 2025“ … suggests LDES prospects look good. Trump just really doesn’t like windmills!

The 3R Energy team were at least smart enough to make sure the local community benefited from Hagshaw LDES project.

With all the potential, it is hard to believe we’re stuck at 8.25p. What price when a 400MW order is landed?

Whilst agreeing with your comments re. TOT, I'd take issue with the rest. Hydrogen doesn't have much future for transportation. Toyota have struggled for years making little impact, leaving the field open for the Chinese to dominate with EVs. Neither is hydrogen that efficient and the infrastructure challenges possibly even greater. As for lithium batteries, the fire risk depends on the chemistry. With lithium LFP being much safer.

For static energy storage solutions as vanadium batteries can be 'driven' much harder and fire risk practically non-existent, I hope Invinity gain a reasonable market share.

Nice little mention of Invinity at the 9 min mark, with the prospect of a visit to their premises in Scotland very soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA3ErxPBVAk

There’s no change in cash available. It’s simply an accounting treatment that’ll make it easier to pay dividends in some far off future.

With the move to longer durations, let’s hope Invinity start getting orders!

https://renewablesnow.com/news/cip-orders-2-gwh-of-e-storage-batteries-for-scottish-bess-duo-1269119/

Other than a photo of a VFRB, struggling to find any explicit link between Invinity and FAR. The only offtake announced by FAR so far was with Austria’s LL-Resources announced a couple of weeks ago. Doesn’t mean they are not talking.

“with its explicit mention of Invinity and the connection to Ferro-Alloy Resources' Balasausqandiq deposit”

It’s the change in Invinity’s security/stock codes that the brokers struggle with i.e. ISIN and Cedol codes. Usually takes a day or two to wash through.

Posted on LinkedIn 2 weeks ago, but on Twitter today.

Https://invinity.com/viejas-microgid/

Vanadium is a tad toxic. Not sure I’d want to bathe in it. But if it came to being on fire or being hosed down in it, I’d opt for the latter. :-)

Https://invinity.com/us-vanadium-and-invinity-sign-mou-to-form-us-joint-venture/

August 2022

“No company has installed more flow battery units than Invinity and we believe no company can currently match the capability U.S. Vanadium has to produce ultra-high-purity vanadium and vanadium electrolyte. By combining our abilities into a joint venture, we plan to make safe, reliable and economical battery systems available to a dramatically growing market hungry for alternatives to fire-prone lithium-based systems. We’re pleased to be working with Invinity on this exciting endeavor.”

– Mark Smith, Chief Executive Officer, U.S. Vanadium

Re. USA content, they signed an MoU with U.S Vanadium in August 2022.

"The Company's next generation VFB product, codenamed "Mistral", which will bring the cost of energy down further still, is due for commercial release before the end of 2024."

USA funding sorted

OCED has issued a Notice of Intent to fund pilot-scale energy storage demonstration projects, focusing on non-lithium technologies, 10+ hour discharge systems, and stationary storage applications.

https://x.com/griefstocks/status/1810398101888446959?s=46&t=xr3PGDdXoXIZRFY0MmBgOQ

Larry announces the recent raise on LinkedIn.

Who should comment?

Juan Barandiaran, Managing Director Gamesa Electric

“Well done Larry! Let's make VFB batteries a big success!”