Vanadium Redox Flow Battery
Demand is Accelerating
Dear shareholders and friends,

Vanadium Redox Flow Battery "VRFB,VFB,VRB" deployment is gaining pace in the energy storage sector. The most compelling recent news is the California Energy Commission selecting Invinity VFB technology over lithium for 8 Megawatt-hours of energy storage projects. Further to this development, the UK government has loosened the planning rules on large scale energy storage units making it more attractive for the battery technology industry. The VRFB is now the fastest growing market for vanadium which is forecast to require enormous amounts of vanadium. This growing demand bodes well for the development of VanadiumCorp's strategic mining assets and green technologies.

Sincerely, 
Adriaan Bakker
President & CEO VanadiumCorp
California has long been held up as a gold standard for the US in adopting renewable energy, especially solar PV, and high-tech solutions to climate crisis questions, including of course, battery storage: both distributed and utility-scale.
California Energy Commission funding energy storage, microgrid firms
The California Energy Commission (CEC) selected UK-based Invinity Energy Systems for funding as part of an initiative for long-duration, non-lithium energy storage with the use of its vanadium flow batteries (VFB) technology.
Go with the flow: Transition to Vanadium batteries is gathering pace
Solar energy and wind power are replacing fossil fuels as sources of green energy. But an efficient method of storing that energy, for use when needed, remains a serious problem. Many believe the answer lies in large scale chemical flow batteries (VRFB).
VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. is a mining and green technology company dedicated to commercializing higher efficiency methods to sustainably recover vanadium. The energy of tomorrow will be radically different than the past. Innovation will prove essential to meeting the world's growing energy needs sustainably. Vanadium electrolyte is the key to sustainable energy storage technology known as vanadium redox flow batteries “VRFB, VFB, VRB” and the wide-spread deployment of renewable energy. VanadiumCorp owns 100% of two of the most coveted, undeveloped primary vanadium-rich magnetite resources hosted in iron and titanium. The company has also co-developed process technology that can unlock maximum metal value with renewable energy from most vanadium bearing feedstocks. VanadiumCorp’s key vanadium mining assets are located in the geopolitically safe and mining-friendly province of Quebec, Canada with access to available workforce and nearby infrastructure. These strategic mining assets include the 100% owned Lac Doré Project adjacent to Blackrock Mining Inc. and the 100% owned Iron-T Project located near the Glencore (Bracemac-McLeod) Matagami Copper-Zinc Mine. A maiden resource statement is anticipated in the 4th Quarter of 2020 for the Company’s flagship Lac Dore Vanadium project.