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For V205 jumps nearly 17% on 15/11/19 as quoted by Fastmarkets following ferro-vanadium rises. I then checked other metal publications and noted that they anticipate producers to give heavy discounts to vanadium users in 2020. Looking through these publications i could find no reference to the blossoming VRFB market and the possibility of a tiny impact with the manufacture of electrolyte production. The analyst are only commenting on the steel production and have their heads buried in the sand. Surely any future forecasting would take into consideration any viable position that could affect negotiations and contract outcomes and VRFB are certainly going to do that.

As shown in the chart shared by Loudspeaker at 1943, i can see the increase of 16.9% but cannot identify the time period of the rise, cannot anybody help?

Every day throughout the world news media are reporting on climate change and the demise of fossil fuel consumption. Politicians globally are on the back foot regarding renewable energy and are desperately trying to get ahead of the curve. World banks and sovereign investment sponsors are moving funds to the renewable energy sector and the demand for renewable energy is becoming a global tsunami. Where is Bushveld Minerals and Bushveld Energy in this revolutionary new industry, with VRFB technology and vanadium electrolyte Fortune and Mikhail have positioned Bushveld at the central heart of VRFB commercial development.

Fortunebusinessinsights.com. Produced a report in October 2019 that showed the top 16 VRFB manufactures globally. Avalon was at number 1, UET at number 2, RedT at number 5 and Cellcube at number 8. Some of the Chinese and Korean players were in the top 6 and might not politically want to join Bushveld led VIP platform but it still leaves many others the opportunity to join. The platform may give a lifeline to other companies not in the top 16 to sign up.

Several months ago in a rns Mikhail used the phrase “ we have received hundreds of enquiries” i thought this was just a figure of speech, a throw away line. I didn’t really believe that it was an accurate factual statement. I now fully believe that they have received hundreds of enquiries from many companies who are beating a path to Bushveld’s assets and visionary management.

Fortune has always said that he has investors in South Africa who wanted to be part of the Bushveld story, perhaps they are getting into the game before we are listed on the JSE

I agree with BBN, Bushveld will want to dominate Africa although they may have partners in many aspects. In 2014 Mikhail and colleagues researched power generation in Africa and in February 2015 Mikhail co-authored “Brighter Africa” detailing what was required to generate electricity in Sub Sahara countries. Bushveld Energy has two very well known directors Pat Frampton who is a renewable energy expert and was a consultant fo Eskom for 13 years to lead their research into renewable energy storage. Secondly Ras Myburgh who was seconded to Eskom to lead on power generation and renewable energy. Poachers turned Gamekeepers, who with Mikhail and Fortune most know all the politicians and well placed energy business people on that continent and whilst working with the IDC must have a excellent relationship with the enablers.

In a recent rns it mentions much larger rental contracts with companies in Europe, Africa, Asia and North America.

Best bits for me was when Mikhail started to count off the revenue streams buy investing in VRFB manufactures and installations, he counted six revenue incomes. In Africa Bushveld is going to develop the whole process and if Eskom fails they will create private large and mini grids with other investors. Visionary.

Many thanks Ophidian, i would suspect that politicians throughout the world will be forced by environmentalist to ensure renewable energies do not pollute the planet. So in future i can see tenders for renewable energy solutions and storage facilities have built in clauses to prevent contamination. Another plus to use VRFB.

Many thanks Alfacomp, so if it makes itself cleaner over time is there a need for a recycling process as such, or can the Electrolyte just be placed into another VRFB without any additional process. If that is the case what a wonderful environmental position!!

Hi Ophidian, 56 years ago i failed GCSE Chemistry so could you please explain that to me in lay mans terms. I was hoping for and explanation like, the vanadium electrolyte can be drained from the electrolyte tanks and taken back to Vanchem or East London where a magic solution will be added and after several days hey presto new clean electrolyte with the same purity can be put back in VRFB

Vanadium electrolyte can be recycle how does that happen? Does it have to go through filtering membranes or require additional solutions. When recycle can it be reused immediately or does it need Another process. Are there systems in place where this process is already happening or does this require more research. Vanadium electrolyte has been in use for sometime so i suspect this is already happening!!!

Once again great rns’s fantastic growth company making shed loads of net profit that has been beaten to death by the manipulators that has turn new investors away from thus company, little or no real volume and i suspect regular holders of the sp toping up. I fear no progress in the share price until we are off AIM. If Fortune or any other Bushveld executive reads this board please make your very next priory in getting Bushveld off AIM.

Its gone red

Alfacomp and Daisydog you have astounded me, last one to leave turn the lights out!!!

Alfacomp, i believe they do. Bushveld’s story has been in every major mining publication over the last months. Insiders in all major industries know what is going on and who is doing what, even Saudi Arabia is diversifying from oil and is going to spend heavily on renewable energy. Any oil company that does not diversify from oil is finished, where better than to diversify but into renewable energy and where is Bushveld In the new energy revolution?????

Is that oil companies and other big mining companies are not taking a stake in Bushveld. Climate change is going to be the political question for the foreseeable future and renewable energy with storage batteries is inevitable. Fossil fuels are now a dirty word with clean energy at the forefront of political agendas and vanadium electrolyte which has a 30 year life span, can be recycled and is fire resistant would in my opinion be a go to product. Every major oil company and mining company in the world would know about Bushveld and the positioning it has done to be at the front of this energy revolution. I just don’t get the fact that they not beating a path to Bushveld’s door.

Mothercare has just gone up 44% and going into administration, Bushveld is a great growth company at the forefront of a new exciting renewable energy revolution. It made 50 million net profit last year and is about to make a game changing acquisition and is sitting in the doldrums.

In New York City have now caused the requirement from the Fire Dept to issue permits for the installation of Lithium ion batteries within buildings in the City precincts. The Fire Department want batteries outside of buildings or on the roof.