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Why Vanadium is a critical mineral: Ian Prentice, MD of Technology Metals

We sit down for a discussion with Ian Prentice, Managing Director of Technology Metals Australia.

12 September 2022
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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Vanadium is set to become a critical mineral in the future
  • Vanadium can make steel lighter and more sustainable
  • Technology Metals' main vanadium project is located in WA, close to established infrastructure

0:10 - Can you tell us about Technology Metals Australia?

0:23 - How does the company stand out from competitors?

0:46 - What is vanadium?

0:57 - In general, where is vanadium most commonly used?

1:20 - How much does it sell for?

1:30 - Is Vanadium set to become a critical mineral in the future?

2:01 - What is Technology Metals looking to do with vanadium?

2:33 - What’s your company’s plan for grid-scale batteries?

3:01 - Do you expect ‘green steel’ to become the norm in the 2030s?

3:33 - What’s on the cards for Technology Metals moving forward?

3:53 - Where do you see Technology Metals in 1 year?

4:07 - And what about in 5 years?

4:26 - What is the one thing most critical to the company’s growth?

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