Altilium, a UK-based clean technology group focused on supporting the transition to net zero, is proud to announce the demonstration of the UK’s first EV battery cells produced using recycled cathode active materials at today’s Cenex Expo 2025, in partnership with global luxury car manufacturer JLR. The collaborative project, supported by the Advanced Propulsion Centre [...]
As the EV revolution accelerates, the need for a transparent, reliable and standardised framework for trading used and recycled batteries has never been greater. ABSTA (All Battery Standardised Trading Agreement) is designed to meet this need, creating a unified approach to battery transactions that supports a circular economy and accelerates the growth of sustainable energy [...]
The UK is on the cusp of a battery boom. Over the next decade, millions of EV batteries will reach the end of their first life. But they’re far from finished, many still hold valuable energy or contain critical minerals ready for recycling into next-generation batteries. That’s why Altilium launched Recell.store, the UK’s first dedicated [...]
recell.store, the UK’s first online marketplace for used EV batteries and an Altilium company, has today announced the expansion of its leadership team with the appointment of Simon Reid as Managing Director and Tom Rumboll, former CEO of leading vehicle recycling company SYNETIQ, as a Board Advisor. The strategic hires underscore recell.store’s commitment to accelerating [...]
Altilium, the UK-based clean technology company focused on electric vehicle battery recycling, has successfully closed its Series B1 retail raise through the investment platform R Europe. The round was oversubscribed within just 22 hours by pre-registered investors, prompting the company to double its original allocation. More than 750 individual investors participated in the raise, [...]
The lack of a domestic cathode active material (CAM) supply chain in the UK and Europe is emerging as one of the most pressing bottlenecks for the electric vehicle (EV) industry. While the focus has been on building cell and battery pack gigafactories, even mining and refining lithium, midstream materials like CAM, which accounts for [...]
As the UK accelerates its transition to cleaner transport, the growth of electric vehicles (EVs) presents both a massive opportunity and a major challenge of how to source, use and reuse the critical minerals that power these vehicles in a way that is sustainable, secure and economically viable. The answer lies in more than just [...]
As demand surges for electric vehicles, renewable energy storage and national defence capabilities, so too does the need for critical battery materials like lithium, nickel, cobalt and manganese. Yet, instead of securing these vital resources, the UK continues to export black mass – the concentrated, metal-rich material recovered from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries – overseas for [...]
Altilium, a UK-based clean technology group focused on supporting the transition to net zero, is pleased to announce that it has secured grant support from the Department for Business and Trade and the UK government’s new DRIVE35 programme, delivered through the Advanced Propulsion Centre, for rapid development of an innovative low carbon transport solution for [...]
Altilium, a UK-based clean technology group focused on supporting the transition to net zero, has today attended a high level meeting with UK Minister for Investment, Baroness Gustafsson CBE, at the British Embassy in Tokyo, along with senior representatives from two of its strategic shareholders, leading Japanese trading and investment group Marubeni Corporation and Mizuho [...]
