Compelling reasons to invest in AVL, page-126

To give a bit of weight behind my statement - I did my postgrad in Space Systems Engineering and one of the most significant factors other than the actual launch itself is power, so I spent a bit of time researching into different types of batteries, recharging capabilities, etc. Although the types of batteries you'd use in a satellite are significantly different from large, commercial, on-ground batteries, what doesn't change is the thinking process behind capability analysis, business requirements, end user needs, time spent on test and evaluation, etc. From my experience in the space industry, VRFB's are definitely plausible (we know this because they are already in production and use-cases are already noted) and these projects definitely have a market (green energy revolution, larger populations needing constant access to power, etc). This isn't some theoretical future-based technology, VRFB's have already gone through the design, test and production phases and we already have the resources required (vanadium and other battery minerals that AVL either have the capacity to mine or acquire through agreements). The emphasis must now be placed on marketing the benefits to investors and consumers.