The Problem

End-of-life lithium batteries are often landfilled due to limited recycling capacity and options, along with insufficient incentives or regulations.

Landfilling batteries leads to environmental contamination and the waste of valuable critical materials that can be recycled for reuse.

By 2035, there will be an estimated 1,117GWh of end-of-life EV batteries available for recycling.

Existing lithium battery recycling methods used in the industry are far from being completely sustainable.

The U.S. currently has very limited zero-waste, low-emissions and sustainable lithium battery recycling capability available for the production of black mass – an intermediary material required for downstream battery precursor cathode active material (pCAM) production.

Our Solution

We offer a complete closed-loop solution from battery collection to recycling in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, ensuring sustainably recycled anode and cathode materials remain local and are reintegrated back into the battery manufacturing supply chain.

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