A big Thank You Babiak for that posting.

Present vanadium demand, other than for steel, is merely a tip of an ice berg.

It's great future is inescapable, exception is some other discovery that could replace it, highly doubtfull that will happen.

We all know that solar and by wind electrical power generation is not only present but is going to expand. A lot of that power will be wasted in the near future IF a viable method of storing that power from time of generation to the moment it is needed is absent.

Vanadium is at present a logical method of that storage. The only thing that has not caused an explosion of this storage method is the still low level of implementing solar and wind generation.

Recent vanadium price rise is an indication of where things are sure to go. I do not believe that Noront's vanadium will not see day light. It is just a question of time.

As to time, we have nickel ore, then chromite and only then Vanadium and who knows what else with Noront's claim hold.

Cheers, Ed G.