Who would have thought that neither AVL nor TMT would be the 1st...

Who would have thought that neither AVL nor TMT would be the 1st into production. Oh my goodness, the irony!!!!! Probably too busy trying to outdo each other and Vecco just screamed past them both.

Took some time to look at Vecco Group this morning. Now that seems like a slick operation. They won't be a "secret" for too much longer, and I love that they're not scared to basically say they're the best vanadium outfit in Australia. Take a look at their site!!

Maybe there's a link to this and why Les surprisingly left so suddenly. I'll tell you right now, most of the decisions were made by him in regards to the direction of the company. Oh and the American guy who's in bed with American Vanadium, who likes to raise money really cheaply right before the markets head north .

Vecco is developing the first commercial scale vanadium electrolyte manufacturing plant in Australia. Vanadium electrolyte is expensive to transport making domestic manufacturing the most economical option to support the rollout of vanadium batteries.

Stage 1 of the plant development will produce approximately 30MWh per annum of vanadium electrolyte with stage 2 increasing this capacity to over 100Mwh per annum.

The plant has been specifically designed to produce a range of electrolyte products to meet the specifications of the major global vanadium battery manufacturers.

When combined with a steady, low cost supply from the Debella Mining operation, Vecco can provide a secure source of electrolyte for battery projects throughout Australia.