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Vanadium changing the game

Vanadium-made flow batteries have the potential to store large amounts of energy indefinitely, giving consumers better control of their energy consumption and could potentially revolutionise renewable energy systems of the future.

Jan Arreza

Historically, vanadium, a hard, silvery grey, ductile and malleable transition metal, has been mainly used in the steel industry, primarily in metal alloys including rebar and structural steel, high-speed...

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