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A junior miner QEM is sitting on one of the world's largest deposits of vanadium
14th October 2019 - The Courier Mail
The renewables transition is happening and education is vital in making it work - QEM General Manager Scott Drelincourt
7th January 2019 - Queensland Resources & Exploration Gateway
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Invinity's Matt Harper speaks to @BloombergNEF about the huge potential for #Solar + #FlowBatteries across North America and beyond. Check out the Q&A here: https://about.bnef.com/blog/merger-complete-invinity-targets-solar-plus-storage-qa/
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have suggested using chitin, which contains nitrogen in addition to carbon, to produce electrodes for #VRFBs. The team has shown that nitrogen facilitates electron transfer between #vanadium ions. https://bit.ly/3dZdgiA
Vanadium: Down but Definitely Not Out via @@theassay https://www.theassay.com/articles/vanadium-down-but-definitely-not-out/
#VRFBs are commercially viable and sustainable #energystorage solutions. https://twitter.com/VSUNEnergy/status/1270576477411487744
In 2017 a 500kW/3Mh (6 hours) @VionxEnergy #vanadium redox flow battery was installed in Worcester, MA, USA paired with a school’s utility scale wind turbine and a variety of sources of power generation from the surrounding community #batterystorage #energystorage #VRFB #wind
Read the full thread:- "The U.S. can deliver 90% clean electricity nationwide by 2035, dependably, at no extra cost to consumer bills and without the need for new fossil fuel plants."
BUT this requires 150 GW - perhaps 600GWh of battery storage to be build #VRFB #BMN https://twitter.com/taylormmcnair/status/1270386412127260672
We build a lot of wind and solar! Over 1,000 GW of new #wind and #solar must be built by 2035, roughly doubling the U.S. power sector. Is this feasible? In 2002, we built 65 GW gas. I think we can do that with wind and solar plants.