Do you have any references to support your claims? In particular: "impurities not found in sediment-hosted deposits and the impurities, which must be removed, are costly to extract."
As per my post comparing low-grade/low strip PCY (and maybe AEE) vs higher grade/higher strip. Lower grade costs more to produce 98%.
So now we are comparing possibly a cost-advantage to produce electrolyte grade (99.5%) but a disadvantage to produce 98% for roscoelite.
Considering the current market demand is based on ferrovanadium is driving V price.
I know there is additional Capex/Opex to produce 99.5%. But what is the difference between the 2 ore types.
Over to you for references. Thanks in advance.
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