June 5th, 2020
Smart, forward-thinking investors cashed in on the lithium boom.
Others made big money getting in on cobalt before its massive price surge.
But now, there’s a new up-and-coming metal that’s poised to unseat both.
It’s a metal ideal for batteries that run longer and are more efficient than lithium-ion batteries.
I’m talking about vanadium: the best-performing battery material of the last several years.
Prices have soared in recent years by over $30 per pound, and they've hit a 13-year high.
And over the last three years, prices are up by over 1,000%.
Vanadium batteries are ideal for large utility grid-scale energy storage. And they’ll be the next big energy metal story.
The battery storage boom is projected to see 10,000% growth through 2030 or, as Bloomberg put it, will “double six times over.”
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Just as lithium-ion batteries displaced nickel–cadmium batteries, vanadium could do the same to lithium-ion batteries.
And it's because it’s simply the better metal.
Vanadium batteries last longer and are more efficient than lithium batteries for grid storage. For that reason, they’re better suited for storing energy from solar and wind farms.
Given that, it’s no surprise that investors are climbing aboard. And there’s still time to get in...
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