At high spot prices for v, the cost of VRFBs is likely to be unattractive. At long term average prices, they are much more attractive. The PFS cost of production for our **anintha deposits sits quite favourably with the long term price.
In regional areas, as opposed to metro areas, the use of VRFBs starts to look attractive when connected to a solar farm. With the rampant proliferation of large scale solar farms througout regional areas, it's only a matter of time before the demand for load balancing and network security turns to the VRFB as its the lowest cost device. The other alternative will be to disconnect solar farms from the grid to allow coal to be used.
https://www.vanadiumcorp.com/news/i...age-lurking-in-lazard-s-latest-cost-analysis/
Vanadium in the news - again, page-5
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