H.C. Starck Tungsten receives more than 60 million euros in funding for the construction of a 340-million-euro battery recycling plant in Goslar.
H.C. Starck Tungsten Receives Funding for German Battery Recycling Project Read More »
Panasonic Energy and Sumitomo Metal Mining are planning a new process to recover nickel from lithium-ion battery production waste.
Panasonic and Sumitomo to Launch Nickel Recycling Project Read More »
In a new multi-stage pilot project, Porsche is currently investigating the recovery of raw materials from used high-voltage batteries.
Porsche to Test Recycling of High-Voltage Batteries Read More »
Battery-News presents an up-to-date overview of planned and already implemented projects in the field of lithium-ion battery recycling.
Battery Recycling in Europe Read More »
Automotive supplier Webasto has entered into a partnership with recycling company “cylib” to recover raw materials from used batteries and production waste from Webastoʼs European sites.
Webasto and “cylib” to Collaborate in Battery Recycling Read More »
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.
Glencore Intends to Acquire Li-Cycle Read More »
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 »
