Long -term energy storage (LDES) is widely recognized by the key technology of the future, critical to maintain the stability of the network during interruptions

In the work of renewable energy sources. However, in addition to potential advantages, it raises questions about the availability of raw materials and its influence on the markets of raw materials. In addition, the commercialization of LDES technologies will require a significant reduction in costs and state support. Among the various solutions of LDES, vanadium batteries (in particular, fluid fluid radio radio-accumulators, or VRFB) become leaders, since they are technologically more mature than competitors. But what does this mean for the markets of raw materials? Does the next supply crisis are brewing: is Vanadium enough to ensure an energy transition? As the demand for long -term storage of energy, the Vanadium market assessment will be crucial that by 2040, the share of batteries in the total volume of demand for vanadium will be 76%, which will exceed the total demand for all other areas of application. - The leader in the installation of vanadium batteries will be China thanks to state support for this technology. - It is expected that the Vanadium market will be balanced in the medium term before a structural deficit arises in the long run.