Australian Vanadium Limited

AVL's CEO Graham Arvidson presented at the WA Macquarie Group Forum yesterday. His presentation 'Unlocking competitive advantage: AVL’s energy storage investment platform' provided the opportunity to share the company's full vanadium supply chain value proposition and educate attendees about the role Project Lumina's 100MW 4 and 8 hour vanadium flow batteries can perform in the grid, with associated costs outlined for these non-flammable and robust long duration energy storage devices. https://lnkd.in/gWCcwAfQ #vanadium #VFB $AVL

AVL’s Executive General Manager - Strategy and Business Development Craig Sainsbury will be participating in a panel on manufacturing energy storage for renewable grids at the Advanced Materials and Battery Council (AMBC) Australia Battery Day. A timely event with the announcement of our 100MW 4 and 8 hour vanadium flow battery development work today: https://lnkd.in/gDy8BTrY #vanadium #VFB $AVL

Perth-headquartered Australian Vanadium LImited's subsidiary VSUN Energy has moved a vanadium flow battery project to a design phase with the aim to develop a home-grown modular, scalable, turnkey, utility-scale battery energy storage system. #Renewables #Australia #Solarenergy

Realising AVL’s Utility-Scale Vanadium Flow Battery Strategy Analysis completed by VSUN Energy indicates the merits of a 4-hour 100MW VFB battery energy storage system (BESS) with a levelised cost of storage (LCOS) of A$274/MWh (± 30%). Such an LCOS for a VFB BESS would be competitive with the LCOS of similar lithium-ion BESS products currently in the market. Project Lumina is the development of a modular, scalable, turnkey, utility-scale BESS using VFB technology, for use in Australian energy markets. https://lnkd.in/gDy8BTrY #vanadium #VFB $AVL

This morning, AVL hosted delegates from Germany at the company's vanadium electrolyte manufacturing facility. The visit was arranged by the German Government and the German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce, in conjunction with Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade). AVL had the opportunity to share its pit to battery strategy and potential collaboration with German companies. #vanadium #VFB $AVL VSUN Energy

AVL's CEO Graham Arvidson took part in a panel discussion at the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) last week, on what a 'Future Made in Australia' means for the mining industry. Graham was joined by Rob Adamson from RFC Ambrian, Leigh Heaney from Smart Energy Council and Joshua Annear of Critical Minerals & Mining Strategy. Kate Dickson, General Manager of Operations for AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies) facilitated the panel. Graham highlighted the important role that the Australian Government Future Made in Australia plan can play in unlocking the vanadium supply chain, enabling scaling of vanadium electrolyte manufacturing, providing better access for opportunities to deploy VFBs in the energy grid and attracting manufacturers to Australia. The panel discussed the importance of the Future Made in Australia plan as an enabler to help Australia to not be left behind as the world transitions to a net zero economy. #vanadium #VFB $AVL

CEO Graham Arvidson participated in the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) panel entitled ‘Understanding Government Funding Options for Critical Mineral Projects’ alongside Frank van Rooyen from Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF), Rimas Kairaitis from Alpha HPA and Daniel Smart from Export Finance Australia. Chaired by AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies) Kerry Atkins, the panel discussed the importance of engaging early with the four Australian Government agencies - NAIF, EFA, National Reconstruction Fund Corporation and Clean Energy Finance Corporation who work in conjunction with each other; how grants can be leveraged to help companies in early stages; keeping the Critical Mineral Office engaged to help understanding of alignment with government strategy and also engaging with commercial banks to help form the project debt package. #vanadium #VFB $AVL

AVL's Quarterly Activities and Appendix 5B Cash Flow Report are now available on our website: https://lnkd.in/gi-9GaQF #vanadium #VFB $AVL

AVL was honoured to support the Barndi Mayu (Good Kid) Community Fashion Show in Meekatharra last weekend.   A huge congratulations to the 30 volunteer models who, after months of cultural workshops and model training led by Noongar model Shannon McGuire of the Kirrikin Foundation, lit up the runway!   Congratulations also to Mission Australia, Youth Focus, the Mid West Development Commission,Yulella Incorporated, the Shire of Meekatharra and Meekatharra District High School for making this incredible initiative possible.   Photos courtesy of Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Midwest and Wheatbelt: 1. Synae Comeagain walks the runway 2. Brittany Hoare styles hair for her sister Danielle Hoare

Following his presentation yesterday at International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC), AVL CEO Graham Arvidson will be participating on two panels tomorrow, discussing Government Policy & Incentives. The first session will discuss government funding options for critical mineral projects. AMEC Director Kerry Atkins will facilitate the session, with Frank van Rooyen, Rimas Kairaitis and Daniel Smart joining Graham on the panel. The second session will consider what a 'Future Made in Australia' means for the mining industry. This will be facilitated by AMEC General Manager of Operations Kate Dickson. The panel will comprise Rob Adamson, Leigh Heaney and Joshua Annear alongside Graham. #vanadium #VFB #IMARC AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies), Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF), Alpha HPA, Export Finance Australia - RFC Ambrian, Smart Energy Council, Critical Minerals & Mining Strategy