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Yes, I saw that too. It looks like an interesting development, but it's early days
in the development cycle, more or less at the research stage with small scale
batteries only, and a long way from full commercialisation. Worth keeping an
eye on. But large scale Vanadium batteries are here now, for large scale power storage
generated from renewable sources in Australia. Just to re-emphasise, these batteries
need large amounts of graphite to use as the electrodes.
Superior to lithium batteries in these large scale applications, in many key respects:

https://www.pv-magazine-australia.com/2021/05/10/going-with-the-vanadium-flow-yadlamalka-battery-takes-shape/

All IMHO, DYOR