RE: The Economist - The bottlenecks which could constrain emission cuts13 Jun 2021 20:59
As Sir Mick coveyed in last weeks interview with Roskill, we are heading for a huge demand/supply crunch.
There will be an insatiable appetite for green/industrial metals. With Vanadium we have it covered from both demand points! Demand will sky rocket in the coming years, however as pointed out by Sir Mick/Economist/many other experts, supply side is MASSIVELY constrained, as the majors have not invested at any reasonable amount for many years now.
Demand/supply gap will grow going forward, which means an increase in price, like never seen before. And uniquely in the mining industry a big mine can not be bought online quickly, takes years of drilling/prep/construction. So supercycle in the commodity space is upon us, with prices increasing, majors will start reinvesting as projects become more worthwhile, however this will take years!
FAR is sat perfectly on the cusp of huge rewards:
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Benefit from both the green energy revolution and the global industrial plan agreed at the G7
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Projects Economics - Out of this World!