In a UK first, Altilium Metals produces low carbon and sustainable P-CAM from recycling end-of-life electric vehicle batteries

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 31, 2023

The production of advanced lithium-ion cells starts with high quality materials. Cathode Active Material (CAM) and the precursor product (P-CAM) are key to electric vehicle battery performance, with P-CAM contributing to 30% of battery value. Lithium-ion battery performance with respect to charging and discharging depends greatly on the level of residual impurities and uniformity of…

Altilium Metals grows Teesside “Battery Recycling Refinery” initiative with new “Battery Processing Stations” venture

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 23, 2023

Altilium Metals has signed an MOU with Volta for development of UK battery processing stations. Volta a subsidiary of conglomerate Envipro, is operating a number of li-ion battery recycling facilities in Japan. The new partnership will give Altilium Metals access to Volta’s superior technology, tailored quality approach for feedstock delivery and access to an Asian…

Update on Additional Environment Agency Licence for EV Battery Recycling Pilot Line

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 21, 2023

Altilium Metals, the only company in the UK currently recycling end-of-life electric vehicle batteries and recovering critical metals such as lithium and cobalt at its Devon demonstration line, has appointed Wardell Armstrong as a consultant for the application of an additional EA permit for a pilot plant. A pilot plant, the next stage in the…

The new European Critical Raw Materials Act and Net Zero Industry Act will support Altilium Metals Bulgarian copper tailings recycling project, making us fully aligned with Europe’s legislation to produce a low carbon and sustainable source of domestic copper

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 18, 2023

The European Critical Raw Materials Act and Net Zero Industry Act were announced by the European Commission this week signifying a positive step forward for European critical raw materials supply security and independence basis its transition to net zero and electrification of transport. The addition of copper to the Critical Minerals list will allow for…

Joint press release UK Government’s Automotive Transformation Fund and Altilium Metals on completion of a Feasibility Study proving commercial scale battery recycling in the UK to support the scale up of the it’s zero emission automotive supply chain

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 16, 2023

The Altilium Metals planned Teesside plant once operational will be the biggest source of domestic Cathode Active Material from recycling in the UK, strengthening a local supply chain currently reliant on China while creating a more sustainable planet for all of us. In future battery manufacturers and automotive OEM’s will be mandated to use a…

Visit from the UK Government’s Automotive Transformation Fund to our Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Technology Centre

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 14, 2023

Our team had the opportunity share our vision for a low carbon, domestic supply of anode and cathode materials for a UK electrified supply chain by recycling waste already in circulation. At our scale-up recycling line, we are the only company in the UK recovering critical metals such a lithium and cobalt from spent batteries…

Incorporation of Altilium Metals LLC for expansion to the US market and technical collaboration with University of Southern California for Green Battery Materials

NewsBy Altilium MetalsMarch 1, 2023

Altilium Metals approach to supply critical minerals for electric vehicle batteries in a cleaner and more sustainable way by recycling existing waste streams is important for the environment and for supply chain security. We will help the US meet the needs of the rapidly growing EV market with a domestic supply of minerals. Initially we…