yes that might be it, if you think about it considering no other metal conducts electricity but not heat this is big news for the future particularly in EV space to reduce fires etc, perhaps usable for key components in a lithium powered EV that are prone to high temps.
IF so, it wouldn't be long before the majors aim to lock up 10 -20 years supply and who else is in a position to provide as much vanadium as SYR. An exciting co-development option in addition to the mammoth graphite resource.
you'd expect vanadium prices to take off as used and tech matures. Would be good for the company to keep on top of the tech and science in this space to be first movers.
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