ReCell In The News 2020
| Is the World Ready for the EV Battery Boom? Popular Mechanics August 3, 2020 The demand for EV batteries is increasing. Are we ready to supply them—and recycle them—responsibly? |
| What to do with those electric car batteries once they’re finished Federal News Network July 24, 2020 Electric cars seemed like a great idea until one considers that someday the batteries will require disposal. Owners can’t just bury them or stack them up somewhere. |
| Growing a Globally Competitive U.S. Recycling Industry for Lithium-Ion Batteries Waste360 July 9, 2020 In February 2019, the U.S. Department of Energy launched the ReCell Center, an advanced battery recycling R&D center, to solve the problem of how to recycle lithium-ion batteries in the United States. |
| ‘Million-mile’ batteries are coming. Are they a revolution? Grist July 6, 2020 Electric vehicles (EVs) have a clear environmental advantage over their gas-guzzling counterparts, but when it comes to longevity, the two are in a dead heat. |
| Recycled critical materials put battery supply chains in US hands ReCell News May 26, 2020 The use of lithium-ion batteries has surged in recent years, starting with electronics and expanding into many applications, including the growing electric and hybrid vehicle industry. But the technologies to optimize recycling of these batteries has not kept pace. |
| Researchers, businesses finding ways to repurpose and recycle electric car batteries WTMJ-TV Milwaukee March 18, 2020 By 2040, more than half of new car sales and a third of all cars on the road across the world are projected to be electric, according to Bloomberg.com. |
| A Win-Win Opportunity: EV Battery Recycling, the Environment and Energy Security The Fuse January 16, 2020 While recycling end-of-life EV batteries presents both opportunities and challenges, sourcing critical materials for future applications holds significant potential for the domestic EV supply chain and ultimately U.S. energy security. |
| Making EV battery recycling safe, secure Tribune Chronicle January 9, 2020 Right now, it costs money to recycle EV batteries. |
