Reduction of vanadium-titanium oxide catalysts with hydrogen in the temperature range of 150-450~ results in the increase of the content of V 4+ ions in substitution positions of Ti(h with the anatase structure. The temperature increase up to 250~ results in the growth of the spectral intensity of V 4+ associates in substitution positions of anatase. At higher treatment temperatures their intensity decreases due to the formation of VO2 fragments in anatase. At 400~ and higher temperatures a solid solution ofV 4+ ions in rutile is formed.