Altilium is proud to be partnering with Imperial College London on a new R&D project focused on recovery and validation of anode active material from end-of-life EV batteries using its EcoAnode™ process. The collaboration aims to validate the quality of recycled graphite for reintroduction into EV battery manufacturing, supporting the development of a circular economy [...]

26th February, 2026– Altilium, a UK-based clean technology group focused on supporting the transition to net zero, has today announced the filing of a patent for its proprietary EcoMineral™ hydrometallurgical process, a breakthrough green chemistry for the recovery of copper from mine tailings and other unconventional feedstocks. In parallel, the company has launched ReOre Technologies, [...]

Altilium is proud to be highlighted in the UK Gigafactory Commission report published today and welcomes its recommendations to accelerate investment in domestic battery manufacturing and strengthen the UK’s battery supply chain.   As the report notes, gigafactories are strategic national infrastructure, essential to securing industrial resilience, global competitiveness and the transition to net zero.  While the UK has made significant progress in [...]

A new academic paper analysing the performance of Altilium’s recycled cathode active materials (CAM) has been published in the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Journal of Materials Chemistry A, a leading scientific journal covering all fields of materials chemistry. The peer-reviewed paper, produced in collaboration with Imperial College London, investigated the structure, morphology and electrochemical properties [...]

UK launches Critical Minerals Strategy – Vision 2035  A hugely welcome step forward for UK industry with the release of the Government’s new Critical Minerals Strategy a roadmap to secure the materials that power our modern economy and green transition.  Critical minerals like lithium, nickel, cobalt, rare earth elements and graphite are essential for EV [...]