London-listed commodity giant Glencore plans to acquire Canadian battery recycling company Li-Cycle to strengthen its position in the growing market of sustainable battery disposal.
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Munich-based company “tozero” claims it has successfully tested industrially recycled graphite in a battery cell for the first time in Europe.
“tozero” to Recycle Graphite for Batteries on Industrial Scale Read More »
Toyota Chemical Engineering is currently working on an alternative process for recycling high-voltage (HV) batteries that does not require the conventional incineration process.
Toyota to Test New Recycling Process for HV Batteries Read More »
British company Altilium, which previously focused on nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) batteries, has started recycling lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries in the United Kingdom.
Altilium Launches LFP Battery Recycling in the UK Read More »
Li-Cycle from Canada has announced a recycling partnership with a “premium automotive manufacturer” in the EU which will ensure the supply of materials to Li-Cycleʼs plant in Germany.
Li-Cycle Expands Recycling Partnership in the EU Read More »
The US-based company Ace Green Recycling and local electric mobility provider Spiro have announced a collaboration to promote battery recycling in Africa.
Spiro Partners with Ace Green Recycling in Africa Read More »
BMW Group has entered into a European recycling partnership with “SK tes” in order to recover raw materials such as nickel, cobalt, and lithium from used batteries.
BMW Group to Recycle Batteries with “SK tes” Read More »
US-based battery company Ascend Elements plans to produce up to 3,000 tons of recycled lithium carbonate per year with significantly lower carbon emissions.
Ascend Elements to Produce Lithium Carbonate from Recycled Cells Read More »
In the second half of 2025, BMW Group will start building a center for the recycling of battery cells in Germany for around ten million euros.
BMW to Build a Battery Recycling Center Read More »
Li-Cycle has received a loan of up to 475 million dollars from the US Department of Energy for the development of North Americaʼs first hydrometallurgical recycling facility for lithium-ion batteries.
Li-Cycle Receives 475-Million-Dollar Loan Read More »
