Altilium Metals is pleased to announce that its 100% owned battery recycling business, Altilitech Ltd has received multiple reaction vessels and associated ancillary devices at its Devon Technology Centre, key equipment for a demonstration scale line recycling spent EV battery waste direct to Cathode Active Material. The demonstration line gives the operational capability to allow [...]
Soon, we'll be launching a campaign on Seedrs, offering you the chance to buy equity in our business. Crowdfunding gives a wide range of society the option to invest in our business supporting the energy transition to net-zero. It is not just for the big investors and we would like to give you the [...]
We are pleased to announce we will receive funding from Innovate UK, the United Kingdom's innovation agency for an 18-month program driving forward the efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint of our proprietary recycling process, focused on: Utilising novel ultrasonic leaching methods to accelerate leaching, while reducing operational costs Pioneering environmental-friendliness, using natural bacteria [...]
Under this 18 month program a mixed stream of battery chemistries will be processed and samples will be provided to Imperial College, London for the manufacture of batteries to validate the performance of recycled material compared to virgin raw material. This technical validation will increase the confidence in use of recycled material in new cell [...]
Through close collaboration with Engineering Consultant Hatch we are preparing a Definitive Feasibility Study for a UK Recycling Plant. The input processing capacity will be increased from 10,000 tonnes to 50,000 tonnes of “black mass” annually. The significant volume of end of life batteries and scrap from giga-sized battery manufacturing expected in the UK requires [...]
Altilium Metals is pleased to present its lithium-ion battery recycling process at the upcoming 5th Indonesia Circular Economy Forum. Join Dr Christian Marston, CTO and Director of Altilitech, as he presents how recycling lithium-ion battery waste can add value to the supply chain by closing the loop on critical metals and how we can [...]
Altilium Metals Ltd subsidiary Altilitech Ltd has developed a proprietary process to recycle end-of-life electric vehicle batteries to extract rare and critical metals lithium, nickel, cobalt and manganese at a quality for reuse in cell production. Whereas other recyclers are producing battery precursors such as nickel sulphate which require further processing with added cost and [...]
This feasibility study will accelerate and support the investment decision regarding development of a new UK site capable of processing battery waste from 20,000 electric vehicles to reclaim scarce technology metals such as lithium, nickel, cobalt at a quality for re-use in cell manufacture. The work is performed in conjunction and under the support of [...]
This new strategy identified that large quantities of critical minerals are in products we use today, including end-of-life electric vehicle batteries. As critical minerals become increasingly difficult to find and extract from the ground, it will be important to make best use of those already in circulation, through a circular economy. Through this strategy, [...]
The study completed by Hatch is based on existing infrastructure to process battery waste from 16,000 electric vehicles. Incremental capital costs to modify the flow-sheet to treat “black mass” from end-of-life electric vehicle batteries is substantially lower than a greenfield project. There are few environmentally friendly options to recycle end of life batteries in [...]
