The facility, a joint venture between the Swedish lithium-ion manufacturer Northvolt and Norwegian aluminum giant Hydro, has enough capacity to…
The facility, a joint venture between the Swedish lithium-ion manufacturer Northvolt and Norwegian aluminum giant Hydro, has enough capacity to…
Researchers announce that Eindhoven’s loss-free battery is now ready for real-world testing.
Researchers announce that Eindhoven’s loss-free battery is now ready for real-world testing.
Backed by hundreds of millions in funding and with support from the likes of Ford and Volvo, Redwood will seek to prepare…
Backed by hundreds of millions in funding and with support from the likes of Ford and Volvo, Redwood will seek to prepare the state for an…
Researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, employed a combination of pyrolysis and sulfuric acid…
Researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, employed a combination of pyrolysis and sulfuric acid leaching to efficiently extract…
New research from Michigan Technological University (MTU) took another step toward making the battery-recycling process…
New research from Michigan Technological University (MTU) took another step toward making the battery-recycling process more cost-effective.
Researchers from Texas A&M University found a new battery technology that could help in improving battery recycling.
Researchers from Texas A&M University found a new battery technology that could help in improving battery recycling.
With the growth of the EV market, manufacturers and research groups hope to mitigate the waste associated with batteries.
With the growth of the EV market, manufacturers and research groups hope to mitigate the waste associated with batteries.
Through its venture capital arm, TDK Corporation announces a new investment into a lithium-ion battery recycling startup…
Through its venture capital arm, TDK Corporation announces a new investment into a lithium-ion battery recycling startup Battery Resourcers.
A research team at Purdue University uses microwave irradiation to recycle waste PET into a low-cost, environmentally…
A research team at Purdue University uses microwave irradiation to recycle waste PET into a low-cost, environmentally friendly battery anode material.
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