the lifecycle cost savings and recyclability of VFB’s is going to win out longterm. Already the Chinese are building lots of VFBs. Chinese people are probably the best at adopting new technologies in the world. Having been in the US last week it’s a joke that we consider them at the forefront of innovation. Paid $150AUD to sit on an empty train for 4 hours right next to a 40m wide concrete highway that at exits was bumper-to-bumper.
Need positive results from VFB trials in Aus.
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