Ferro-Alloy Resources Ltd (LSE: FAR), has announced the completion of the Initial Investment by Vision Blue as announced on 15 March 2021 following fullfillment of all necessary conditions. This triggers
Ferro-vanadium and ferro-niobium prices both climbed by more than 4% in the week ended Friday May 21 due to tightening prompt supply in Europe at a time when spot market
WHAT OTHER NAMES IS VANADIUM KNOWN BY? Atomic number 23, Metavanadate, Métavanadate, Orthovanadate, Pentoxyde de Vanadium, Sulfate de Vanadyl, V, Vanadate, Vanadio, Vanadium Pentoxide, Vanadyl, Vanadyl Nicotinate, Vanadyl Sulfate, Vanadyl Sulphate.
Ferrovanadium is an alloy of iron with 60% – 80% vanadium. FeV has a deoxidizing effect on steel. In addition, vanadium improves the alloy structure of steels, particularly by increasing
Technological advances in battery storage of renewable energy are prompting a boom in vanadium exploration in mineral-rich North Queensland. Australia has traditionally not mined vanadium, which is used to reinforce steel, due
TNG and V-Flow Tech have proposed a joint venture (JV) to produce vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) systems for regional Australia. VRFB systems are ideal for large power storage applications
Vanadium is a bright white, soft, and ductile metal that’s mostly used today to create high-strength steel alloys. About 85% of all the vanadium produced goes into making steel alloys.
The vanadium investment buzz of late 2018, when V2O5 prices peaked above $US35/lb, was sparked by the nascent battery storage thematic. The rate of stationary storage was about to grow
Vision Blue Resources (VBR), a company led and founded by former Xstrata CEO Sir Mick Davis announced that it has entered into a subscription agreement for up to US$12.6M in the
Ferro-Alloy Resources’ Nick Bridgen discusses the long-term strategic investment with Vision Blue, what Sir Mick will bring to the company, offtake rights, the demand for vanadium and what we can expect to see from the company in the short term in this exclusive interview with DirectorsTalk.
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