The Electric Revolution: Move Aside Lithium, Vanadium Is the New Super-Metal for Bigger Batteries

Unlike lithium batteries, vanadium batteries are less toxic, cheaper to scale up and last forever.

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Global Research, October 12, 2018

51644ae24d1c6115cce2838f7ec925d1-400x167The lithium ride was a great one. Cobalt, too. All they needed was their Elon Musk moment, which came in the form of the Nevada battery gigafactory. The next Elon Musk moment won’t be about lithium at all—or even cobalt. It will be for an element that takes everything electric to its revolutionary finish line: Vanadium.

The one moment that will change everything … and that moment may be near.

Vanadium is lithium on steroids—wildly bigger and the only way forward from here. We may have already reached the peak of our electric revolution through batteries with lithium.

We need bigger batteries, preferably the size of a football field—or 20.

That’s vanadium—Element 23. The answer to our issue of scale.

“It’s no longer a technological maybe,” says Matt Rhoades, president and CEO of United Battery Metals, a Colorado vanadium explorer…

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