Critical Minerals Made in Britain
Embracing a circular economy by turning old EV batteries into a domestic source of critical minerals
Securing the UK’s Critical Materials Future
Combining first-of-a-kind industrial-scale infrastructure, patented materials processing technology and AI-powered digital intelligence, we recover, refine and return critical minerals to UK industry – delivering domestically sourced and sustainable battery materials that reduce reliance on imports, strengthen national resilience and dramatically lower carbon emissions.
This is critical minerals security, made in Britain.
Delivering green value, with no green premium
Altilium believes our EV battery materials should not demand a green premium, but instead focus on a green discount for recycled, circular economy raw materials.
We have developed the next generation of recycled, eco-friendly anode and cathode materials that are cheaper, higher quality and help automakers meet their regulatory and sustainability targets, which also just happen to be green.
Our focus is UK domestic, affordable, sustainable and superior battery materials that power the EV transition, cutting costs and emissions simultaneously.
Process
At Altilium Clean Technology, we’re redefining the EV battery value chain in the UK with our EcoCathode™ green recycling process. This proprietary technology transforms used EV batteries and gigafactory scrap into high-purity, battery-grade metal salts, precursor CAM (P-CAM) and cathode active material (CAM) essential for sustainable battery production.
EcoCathode ™ green processing in numbers:
• 95% recovery of critical minerals including lithium, nickel and cobalt
• 99% recovery of graphite for use in new anodes
• 24% lower emissions versus conventional hydrometallurgical recycling
As domestic transport remains the UK’s largest carbon emitting sector, our low-carbon battery materials allow automakers to decarbonise transport.
Latest news
Read our latest announcements and recent media coverage.
Altilium in the News: Battery recycling project aims to provide sustainable source of materials for EV batteries
Dave Ketcher, Project Delivery Lead at the Advanced Propulsion Centre[…]
Altilium announces pioneering project to validate EV cells from recycled batteries with leading automaker
Project aims to accelerate UK’s transition[…]
Altilium Strengthens Patent Portfolio and Advances UK’s Full Circularity Model for EV Battery Recycling
Altilium has filed a new patent for innovations related[…]
Altilium in the News: Battery recycling project aims to provide sustainable source of materials for EV batteries
Dave Ketcher, Project Delivery Lead at the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC), explains how funding from the Automotive Transformation Fund (ATF) has supported the scale-up of Altilium’s innovative battery recycling process and the development of[...]
Altilium announces pioneering project to validate EV cells from recycled batteries with leading automaker
Project aims to accelerate UK’s transition to sustainable electric vehicles (EVs) by focusing on battery production decarbonisation. 26th September, 2024 – Altilium, a UK-based clean technology group focused on supporting the transition to net zero,[...]
Altilium Strengthens Patent Portfolio and Advances UK’s Full Circularity Model for EV Battery Recycling
Altilium has filed a new patent for innovations related to the generation of black mass through the shredding of lithium-ion batteries. With this latest filing, Altilium now has five patent applications in process, all strategically[...]
