Vanadium news, page-6141

Hi daon,
Lookimg a bit more for other information I saw that according to;
https://www.wa.gov.au/government/publications/battery-and-critical-minerals-strategy-refresh

.. “The refreshed strategy provides an opportunity to refocus policy frameworks to support the sector, as well as address immediate priorities and actions required to achieve our ambitions. ​

It will build on the vision set out in WA’s 2019 Future Battery Industry Strategy to be world leading, sustainable and value-adding and to provide local jobs, contribute to skill development, support economic diversification and benefit regional communities.”..​

It was all pretty tight timing … Itwas made public on November 1, which gave a window of only around four weeks for the stakeholders to contribute.
- So I expect whatever was submitted has been in the pipeline for some time with relevant parties already well up to speed long before .

There’s been significant advances in regards VRFBs since 2019 and take up including the installation of that big one at Yadamalka in South Australia and another Invinity battery in Canada recently added to the Alberta grid; https://invinity.com/8-4-mwh-invinity-battery-goes-live-in-canadian-first/
Plus that big US Government contract with Invinity that was announced last quarter: https://www.energyglobal.com/energy...funding-for-invinity-vanadium-flow-batteries/
So I guess this ‘consultation’ process - before setting government policy in WA until 203o - offers AVL battery partners like Cell Cube and Invinity a huge opportunity to make themselves know ?

Would AVL publish its’ submission ?
I don’t know .. But if this *is* mostly already set, I am curious to know when the official revised strategy will be published.

cheers